Recent content by springer99

Guys, here's the only photo I can quickly find. Measure the width of the gunnel and mount the wood strips as needed. I've never had this move while the boat is running. Added benefit is that the board still drains over the side which aids cleanup.

+1 on this, with one change. I used the same rig for one season but always hated to lose the rod holder. I ended up modifying mine by removing the bottom tube and mount. I then added a piece of treated 1X3 lumber along the bottom front and rear so that I could just hook it over the gunnel...

Looking good Trevor. Glad we hooked up on this, and she'll put you on a lot of.Rockfish. Hope the spot show up soon. Barry (ex-barryville)

Are you sure you have one?. My 2007 2320 didn't have a forward bilge pump. Everything, including the anchor locker, drained to the rear one.

Suggest you send that pic. directly to Wise. I had the same spring break a couple of years ago on my 2320 and they were kind enough to send me 2 replacements for free. Nice folks there. http://www.wiseseats.com/marine-hp.html

I had the same thought when I picked up my 2320 a few years ago, but I understand that bait doesn't do well in tanks with square sides, etc. Seems that round tanks are much better at keeping water and 02 flowing. My solution was to find a round 20gal. "Keeps-alive" bait tank and tuck it under...

I'm guessing the capacity is 150gal.; at least that's what mine is. If your referring to the "bar-type" indicator on the gauges, I agree that while running it is pretty useless. Mine reads much better when sitting at rest, but the most accurate gauge is what I read on the Yamaha (square)...

I fish a 2320 and have a pro fish 700 that has worked fine for me for over 6years now. I did find that using standard 3strand rode with it just invited hockles to form over time and no end of grief. Switched to 8plait line and a swivel ahead of the anchor; much better performance. Plus I...

hmm, guess I'm odd man out. I've always just filled my tank, treated it with a double dose of Stabil and left it go with that. Boat sits on the hard from December to April and always has kicked right over in spring. I hate to leave more room for condensate to form than necessary in my tank.

reminds me of guacamole, that's for sure. The more I look at it, the more it tends to grow on me.

Getting around 2.5mpg with my 23'PH and a 250/4stroke Yammy sounds about right to me. I think I'm turning around 4-4.5K rpms at that point.

14lb Lewmar plow, 20ft. of 1/4" G4 chain, and 300ft. of 8plait. Oh yes, and don't forget to get a swivel instead of a shackle. It's extra insurance against line twists.

I'd definately go along with 4 fishing. My 23' has a second station and even then, 4 can fish without any problems.

Dave, it all depends on whether you're wanting to go off-shore or do some back-country fishing. Check out Bud n' Mary's Marina on Islamorada. http://www.budnmarys.com/index.html They can point you in the right direction, depending on what you want to target. FWIW, I fished...