Thanks ~

Thanks ~

Boat, motor & trailer are something like 2800 lbs. Add 4 group 31M AGM batteries & charger, Trolling motor, electronics, Full tank 36 gals of gas, and way too much tackle & gear, - I'm guessing that my total tow weight is close to 4,000 lbs- maybe a little more. However I pull this with the 2024 GMC Sierra 6.2L AT4 with max towing package which is rated at least twice that. So take off, accelerating, climbing hills and most importantly Stopping, is done with authority.

@@AjLynn45thParallelFishing ty wanting to get one but my current car only tows for about 3500lbs, plus i like the old layout of your boat compared to the new ones

​@@morkwork3507 me too. Makes me want to take good care of this one.

Thanks for watching, I appreciate the support. I'll be 65 in Aug #borninfiftynine

Already🍀there❗🇺🇸💪🏼🙏🏼U missed🏀Boston🏆parade today❗

Thank you very much my friend ~

No Doubt !

Thank You ~

That's pretty funny ~ No, I didn't sell the Lund.

@@AjLynn45thParallelFishing Ya scared me for a minute. How has it held up? And how have the ultimate bunk boards done? Any damage to the hull from them? Need to do something different on mine soon.

@@WallyHunter1875 The Ultimate Bunk Boards have been Great ! They make it Super Easy to launch & recover my rig solo and require very little maintenance. To answer your question, I can certainly determine if these bunks are some how causing damage; which they are not. In fact, the sand, grit & road grime that can & does collect on/in most all carpet bunk boards in the parking lot all day, can cause quite a bit of hull scratching regardless of the vessel's hull material. I keep a spray bottle of 303 protectant in the truck, and I wipe the bunks down with a micro fiber cloth before I load the boat evert time. Helps keep the boat sliding on & off the composite bunk easily. Try it.

The Ultimate Bunk Boards have been Great ! They make it Super Easy to launch & recover my rig solo and require very little maintenance. To answer your question, I can certainly determine if these bunks are some how causing damage; which they are not. In fact, the sand, grit & road grime that can & does collect on/in most all carpet bunk boards in the parking lot all day, can cause quite a bit of hull scratching regardless of the vessel's hull material. I keep a spray bottle of 303 protectant in the truck, and I wipe the bunks down with a micro fiber cloth before I load the boat evert time. Helps keep the boat sliding on & off the composite bunk easily. Try it.

@@WallyHunter1875 The Ultimate Bunk Boards have been Great ! They make it Super Easy to launch & recover my rig solo and require very little maintenance. To answer your question, I can certainly determine if these bunks are some how causing damage; which they are not. In fact, the sand, grit & road grime that can & does collect on/in most all carpet bunk boards in the parking lot all day, can cause quite a bit of hull scratching regardless of the vessel's hull material. I keep a spray bottle of 303 protectant in the truck, and I wipe the bunks down with a micro fiber cloth before I load the boat evert time. Helps keep the boat sliding on & off the composite bunk easily. Try it.

Thanks ~ A Uni to Uni is all I've ever used. 5 turns with the 15 lb FC and 4 turns with the AFW leader. 20 inches or so gets it done.

@@AjLynn45thParallelFishing Great! thanks for the info

A tiger muskie that size was taken out of Powitt over a decade ago. Wish we had as much fun with those🏆UR catching. Nice to see U having great fun making your dreams a reality. Good🗣2U and glad Lynn was with U. It's ALWAYS that much better shared with your best🎣 buddy William😉God🙏🏼bless U💞 both❗

The Ultimate Bunk Boards have been Great ! They make it Super Easy to launch & recover my rig solo and require very little maintenance. To answer your question, I can certainly determine if these bunks are some how causing damage; which they are not. In fact, the sand, grit & road grime that can & does collect on/in most all carpet bunk boards in the parking lot all day, can cause quite a bit of hull scratching regardless of the vessel's hull material. I keep a spray bottle of 303 protectant in the truck, and I wipe the bunks down with a micro fiber cloth before I load the boat evert time. Helps keep the boat sliding on & off the composite bunk easily. Try it.

@@AjLynn45thParallelFishing that is a great point about the carpet bunks picking up debris all day long in the lot without the boat on it. I like the 303 idea. I will definitely try it! Thanks for the feedback/reply.

Thank You Sir - I sure hope you're right !