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Transom too low
"Harry Krause" wrote in message ... Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: On Sat, 25 Aug 2007 18:01:25 -0400, Harry Krause wrote: You know, I'm really worried about getting my feet wet in the new boat. It's in the mid-90's here, and hell, the water temp in the Bay is in the 80's. Add a few potatoes and carrots, and you could have "Wet Foot Soup. You do realize that there are certain people, like me for instance, who are saving all these transom posts for the inevitable day when you post something negative about low transoms. You just know it's going to happen. :) Oh, but I have already. If you are an inexperienced boater, or a boater whose "experience" consists only of piddling around on little lakes, then you have no business heading out into "big" waters without encasing your boat and yourself in foam, and that boat better have gunnels six feet tall. Hey, I see Ranger bass boats (not Ranger bay boats) out on Chesapeake Bay and when I lived in Florida, out in the Atlantic Ocean. Those guys I worry about. My new boat is so small, I'm really concerned. http://tinyurl.com/3dkeu6 Pass the popcorn please. |
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