I fished Bristol on the Homeward and got to see your boat and crew in action. In the morning on deck it looked like family working together, very clean. Then I got to see your vessel at night drifting near the line almost invisible 🐻.
@@josephprocopio2930 the 32ft limit is only for the Bristol Bay salmon fishery. You could essentially have one built to any specs. you wanted if you were not intending to use it in Bristol Bay. As far as a quite engine there's many things to do for that
Very beautiful
She's fuckin mint bud 👌
I fished Bristol on the Homeward and got to see your boat and crew in action. In the morning on deck it looked like family working together, very clean. Then I got to see your vessel at night drifting near the line almost invisible 🐻.
She gets up and goes well.
Definitely unique looking
I am writing greetings from turkey boat plans you send them to me
Azem Şenol our plans is to build more of these
Badass
Those boats look so stubby
32ft. Limit, so they just keep getting wider, wich gives them the stubby appearance.
whats the reason for 32ft. limit,and is it posible to make the engine less noisy.just love the looks of that boat
@@josephprocopio2930 the 32ft limit is only for the Bristol Bay salmon fishery. You could essentially have one built to any specs. you wanted if you were not intending to use it in Bristol Bay. As far as a quite engine there's many things to do for that
Hahaha wet exhaust in salt water good luck if that lasts 5 years
Fished 8 years with no problems, never switching to dry exhaust again, vessel is much cleaner, no more black mast.
It's all stainless steel from the turbo V band back. All of these Gilnetters have this.
10 seasons now with the wet exhaust system, still no problem, why do you think it won’t last 5 years??
Hey if you ever need a deckhand! I’ll be your deckhand I just got done fishing my 3rd season out in Cook Inlet I need too try Bristol bay now