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First bonito of the season!

Thanks Capt.

I have a couple of questions to throw out. A gull decided to set up a condo on my bow, and the crap stains are real stubborn. Any good products out there to get rid of them? I tried regular soap, but it left alot to be desired. Second question regards the oil level in my 4 stroke Yamaha 150...

That pier usually holds tautog. That would be my guess. They're greating eating by the way.

Thanks guys. I appreciate the input.

Was wondering what most of you find is your optimal RPM cruising speed. I usually run my 150 four stroke at 3400, but crank it up once each trip to 4500.

I have a 21SE and am very happy with it. The 150 Yam definitely has enough push to satisfy my requirements. Open her up and you'll see what I mean. Did you get trim tabs with the boat? They're important. Good luck.

Anybody pull up to a gas dock recently? If so, I was curious as to the price. I haven't fueled my Parker up yet, but it won't be pretty.

I'm with you on no T-top, since I also flyfish with my 21SE. Enjoy and Congratulations.

Charlie, just doing the sides. The bottom gets painted, since I leave her in all season.

It's getting to be that time of year again. This time, I want to compound and wax the hull on my 21SE. Any product suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.

His schtick grew real old for me years ago.

Played with some "baby' bluefin tuna in the 200 lb. range yesterday off of Orleans on Cape Cod. I should say they played with us, since we were only equipped with spinning rods and 15 lb. test. Once hooked, you're almost spooled within 15 seconds. It was fun though. All the stripers were...

Theibis Ralph Willis Theibis 2007 21SE Yamaha F150 150

Depending on what fish you're going for, would pretty much dictate the equipment. A 9 wt. rod and reel is a good all around saltwater set up with an intermediate sinking line. I prefer the Airflow line. You can go crazy with the prices, but I'd start out with an inexpensive setup to begin...