I would also like to see what type of equipment you chose to bring along. Space is at a premium so I'm wondering what you wish you had or what you would leave at home next trip.
I wanted to ask you why did you take off the guard rails on the Boston Whaler, I have mine on and I was debating if I should take them off, but some feel more secure in the boat with the railings. I actually like them , I was just asking
@@3DSAILOR Hi Dale Yeah after asking you that question I saw your video, the one that your prepping the boat. Some how I missed that one, anyway yeah I see what you mean. Fortunately right now Mine are stable. However the screws seem to be rusting and rust colored like streaks run down the inside of the boat sometimes. Now that drives me CRAZY! I just keep spraying bleach and they eventually go away LOL. So for now I will keep them on but who knows maybe I will end up taking them off eventually. The big issue I'm having is keeping the motor running what a PAIN IN THE ASS! I will try one more time fixing it the right way, if that does not get me and keep me in the water, then BYE BYE Mercury motor. I will then have to get a new motor and tell you the truth Dale I'm 48 years old or young however you look at it, the point is I'm really sick of used boat motors. With that said one more try with this one and that's it! Nice talking with you Dale, looking forward to watching more of your adventures. I hope you can watch one of mine one day LOL.
Namaste!!!!
Nice smooth whaler water - gettin into the ICW swampy stuff - my fave. Have fun guys - videos coming through a lot more relaxed
Looks like a nice and interesting marina.
I would also like to see what type of equipment you chose to bring along. Space is at a premium so I'm wondering what you wish you had or what you would leave at home next trip.
i will for sure do a wrap up with that kind of information. Suffice to say i brought waaayyyyy too much stuff.
I wanted to ask you why did you take off the guard rails on the Boston Whaler, I have mine on and I was debating if I should take them off, but some feel more secure in the boat with the railings. I actually like them , I was just asking
Mine were rickety and wouldn't have saved anyone if they did fall into them anyway! They are also mostly in the way when fishing. Thanks, Dale
@@3DSAILOR Hi Dale Yeah after asking you that question I saw your video, the one that your prepping the boat. Some how I missed that one, anyway yeah I see what you mean. Fortunately right now Mine are stable. However the screws seem to be rusting and rust colored like streaks run down the inside of the boat sometimes. Now that drives me CRAZY! I just keep spraying bleach and they eventually go away LOL. So for now I will keep them on but who knows maybe I will end up taking them off eventually. The big issue I'm having is keeping the motor running what a PAIN IN THE ASS! I will try one more time fixing it the right way, if that does not get me and keep me in the water, then BYE BYE Mercury motor. I will then have to get a new motor and tell you the truth Dale I'm 48 years old or young however you look at it, the point is I'm really sick of used boat motors. With that said one more try with this one and that's it! Nice talking with you Dale, looking forward to watching more of your adventures. I hope you can watch one of mine one day LOL.