Recent content by Mike P

Actually if ya matched the camo fabric on your boat, it would be a great looking addition.

Check with the guys on the Pensacola fishing forum, they should be able to point you in the right direction of a custom shop in the area. One with black powder coated bows and hunter green fabric would look great on that boat.

Better pic of mine, G3 1448 with Merc 25 2 smoker

Nice!!

I would say maybe with 1 or 2, not 3, but maybe with none. If not a cheap alternative is to mod a 9.9 into a 15 if ya find a nice used 2 smoke Evinrude or Johnson. Not sure how it is done but is supposed to be pretty straight forward mod. I will say that whatever the motor will do it would be...

If ya got any part of yours left this may help ya https://www.basspro.com/Skegshield-Skeg-Guard/product/10200068/-1655585 otherwise ya might have to buy a whole lower unit.

I would also check and see who locally has the best service department. That would weigh heavily as well as motor features.

It is 93 on my back porch right now. Trade ya for some of that 70 degree weather, but you keep the stuff under 50 and dont even think of sending any of that white stuff this way. I'll take me some Moose though.

I am by far no expert at boat building, but I can tell you that an electricians knockout set will provide much cleaner and neater holes than a holesaw kit. If your investing money and want to do it right that will help ya alot...

Looks nice. Dude 70 degrees is pretty close to jacket weather.

See now I am thinking just the opposite. If your dad has mad skills with fiberglass, I say strip er down to bare hull re gelcoat the exterior and build er back up with all composites on the interior and follow something like an express stick steer boat for a layout and find a nice used 75hp 2...

Looks pretty good in that pic, nice and deep too.

2 feet, that way you will not have to back so far in the water and still launch and retrieve easily.

I have not heard anything bad about them.

Have you seen these https://www.smalloutboards.com/m99.htm