Recent content by waynesworld

If fish is what you are after green is the preferred color, It penetrates into the water further extending the amount of light visible (ever see those glow sticks for Swordfish) I sold my boat and am going to be boatless for a while.

Green led underwater transom lights, attach with 3M 5200 to transom no drilling. See link for double square style lights. These are new in unopened package and are very bright and use low power. NORMALLY $190 EACH, Asking $300 for the pair 203 305 9198 Wayne...these are the double square...

Yes, I sold the XL.

Only kidding with you John :P , No offense taken... :)

what't this about 4 fat guys?

I am trying to find a boat that I can take offshore to the Northeast canyons a few times a year and still be able to fish inshore shallow water without any problems. I am looking at two DV models, one with twin 200 HPDI's and the other has twin F225 four strokes. Both motor configurations get...

I installed a second door stop on my XL offset and just behind the factory installed one so it wouldn't stick when I opened it.

Thanks for the invite Stonebuster, nice to have a Parker website again even if I don't have one anymore! I am considoring a 2520 DV with twins as a next boat. not too many other boats have the same amount of deck space as the Parker! P.S. Thanks for the welcome Megabyte...

I will second the Boeshield, for 4 seasons it worked great although I also shot the horns with wd-40 on occasion as well.

Here is my 2002 2520XL, I just sold her 2 weeks ago and I am still having withdrawls. :cry: I am pictured with a 135 lb Mako we caught 30 miles off Montauk point last season.

I used the woody wax for years on my deck and it's very easy to apply, I applied it to the roof and gunwhales and it will last 2 or 3 weeks before you have to reapply. almost everything would blast off with a hose and I rarely had any spots that were tough to remove. The soft scrub and other...