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@@318outfitters my brother! That is an amazing list of pointers. Thank you so much for the advice! This duck hunting stuff is so addicting and I used to think that it was so much easier than deer hunting, but it can definitely be just as challenging if not more. i’m going to put your advice in action. Who knows maybe I’ll come see you in Louisiana next season! Where are you out of in Louisiana?

@@fearhand12 i’m not a giant engine expert when it comes to comparisons, but if you look at the fuel consumption, top end, performance in a turn, this particular HULL works better with the Yamaha‘s than themercury’s. Remember, that’s with my calibrated feelers lol

@@OldPecanHomestead Heck Yeah! Come call in some ducks for me!

@@joshmatthews1916 I will do that for sure. I had an old guy in the pawn shop in Okemah day the same thing the other day.

@ i live in drumright i dont mind helping a fella out

Heck yeah brother! Do you hunt? If so we could team up!

@@Praetor96 Thank you!

@@beachrastaman22 it was fairly wet. This boat didn’t have the spray rails that they add now.

@@edwinrivera4940 I need a better camera setup and yes, I need yo get some video in bigger seas.

@@Ca_Tule_Ninja Good advice for sure!

@@andrewparisotto2631 man, that is a lot of good information! At times I did feel like I was standing out to them. Duck hunting is definitely proving to be more 3-D than deer hunting is for sure.

@@andrewparisotto2631 Get a better blind and hike it in or spend more time on concealment when I get to the spot?

@ with you being solo a single panel blind (tanglefree is the original you can get whatever brand you want) that wolf be best

There is probably some truth to that lol

@@stanmolignano1177 I’ve been 62 mph. Merry Christmas!

@@foreverfloridian8525 I agree. It is pricy but it works. Merry Christmas!

@@gaijininja Thats ok. That means I can make more videos!

@@JaredSellsboats I hope they are as funny as this one.

@@clevelandbrowns3325 We just got that boat sold for $122,460. I have a white 2023 just like it that’s brand new with a 300 hp Yamaha on it that I can make you a good deal!

@@alexv305 I can. What’s. Good number to reach you at? Or just hit me up, 405-625-6976

Yeah she is truly one of a kind.

@@gbltheolechurch5acrehomestead thank you Garry!

@@georgedoolittle9015 in my experience Hondas are as reliable as we need down here in Florida and the diesels are too expensive and too heavy currently. Maybe when the price comes down on the diesels they would be a good option.

@@JamesBostwick-u7q yes sir!

@@joebailey7028 The Tidewater 3100 Carolina Bay is classified as a bay boat for several reasons, based on its design, features, and intended use: 1. **Shallow Draft:** - The Tidewater 3100 Carolina Bay has a relatively shallow draft, which is a characteristic feature of bay boats. This allows it to navigate shallow waters like bays, estuaries, and flats, making it ideal for inshore fishing. 2. **Hull Design:** - This boat features a modified V-hull, which is common in bay boats. The hull design provides a good balance between stability in shallow waters and the ability to handle mild to moderate chop. While it can handle rougher waters to some extent, the hull is optimized for inshore conditions. 3. **Low Freeboard:** - The boat has a lower freeboard, meaning the distance from the waterline to the deck is minimized. This design is typical of bay boats, making it easier to fish from and improving stability when casting or retrieving fish in calm, shallow waters. 4. **Fishing-Oriented Features:** - The 3100 Carolina Bay comes with features tailored to inshore fishing, such as multiple live wells, large casting decks, ample rod storage, and options for shallow-water anchoring systems like Power-Poles. These features are designed to enhance the inshore fishing experience, a hallmark of bay boats. 5. **Size and Layout:** - Although the Tidewater 3100 Carolina Bay is larger than many traditional bay boats, its layout still aligns with the bay boat category. The boat’s design prioritizes a spacious and functional deck for fishing, with an open layout that is typical of bay boats. 6. **Versatility in Inshore Waters:** - The boat is versatile enough to be used in a variety of inshore environments, from shallow flats to slightly deeper channels. This adaptability in different inshore settings is another reason it is classified as a bay boat. While the Tidewater 3100 Carolina Bay is larger and more capable than many traditional bay boats, its design, features, and intended use for inshore fishing are what primarily classify it as a bay boat. It’s built to provide a great fishing experience in the shallow, protected waters typically associated with bay boats.

@@Beyondtheshoreexplore you are correct!

@@kylewilliams8088 He is asking $19,900 obo

@@markzamitalo3268 yes

@@Gooselip I’m a fan of both. You can tell the size difference in the 280cc but I like the dive door option on the 272. Have you seen the new 282?

@@dr.diegobadiola the STX has a one piece pan hardtop instead of the two-piece fiberglass hardtop that is aesthetically more pleasing. Plus the one piece pan hardtop is a bit larger and offers more shade. The GFX has a nicer well set up in my opinion and the STX is at a much better price point.

@@angelroche6289 I sold this one last week. I can order one just like it if you want.

@@JaredSellsboats how much did it sell for?

@@angelroche6289 $19,449 with the trailer and a few extras.