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New guy, Rhino 1448 w/ a Yamaha, few pics
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<blockquote data-quote="Bateman" data-source="post: 449226" data-attributes="member: 23493"><p>Thanks guys. </p><p></p><p>LDubs, I'm trying to get back into fishing, but to be honest I just flat out don't know what I'm doing unless it's catfish or crappie haha. I'm really trying to learn up on saltwater fishing so that I can possibly catch something this summer when we head down to Cape San Blas. I'm a seafood fiend so I would love to cook something fresh from the water. Will have the boat with me and I am really excited for that. </p><p></p><p>The brackets were used as transom support when the boat had a 60/40 Jet. The previous owner liked to hit the skinny water up in TN. He has some really cool pics and videos of the boat getting with it in about 6" of water. </p><p></p><p>The Rhino has served me very well so far. It's pretty much my first boat. I bought a 1436 Tracker and sold it within a week. I have two 85 pound Dobermans that love water as much as I do and that little boat just wasn't going to cut it. The Rhino is much more stable with the 48" floor. It runs 28-30mph with my girl and I and about 200lbs in gear/fuel. Pretty surprising to me for the little 2 cylinder engine. It did take me learning where to put the trim pin and buying a 12" pitch prop to get it there.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bateman, post: 449226, member: 23493"] Thanks guys. LDubs, I'm trying to get back into fishing, but to be honest I just flat out don't know what I'm doing unless it's catfish or crappie haha. I'm really trying to learn up on saltwater fishing so that I can possibly catch something this summer when we head down to Cape San Blas. I'm a seafood fiend so I would love to cook something fresh from the water. Will have the boat with me and I am really excited for that. The brackets were used as transom support when the boat had a 60/40 Jet. The previous owner liked to hit the skinny water up in TN. He has some really cool pics and videos of the boat getting with it in about 6" of water. The Rhino has served me very well so far. It's pretty much my first boat. I bought a 1436 Tracker and sold it within a week. I have two 85 pound Dobermans that love water as much as I do and that little boat just wasn't going to cut it. The Rhino is much more stable with the 48" floor. It runs 28-30mph with my girl and I and about 200lbs in gear/fuel. Pretty surprising to me for the little 2 cylinder engine. It did take me learning where to put the trim pin and buying a 12" pitch prop to get it there. [/QUOTE]
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