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I have twin 200s on my 2520 XLD and it runs like a champ in the North Atlantic waters I ply. You won’t regret having them.

My new 2020 2520 XLD was 160k when purchased in 2021. Twin 200 Yamahas and all the options.

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My 2520 runs great with twin Yamaha 200s. I’ve run into a sister ship with twin 300s at the fuel dock several times; imagine that, lol.

Top three: -Bigeye tuna 250# -Dusky shark 130# -Striped bass 55# All from my boats; NJ coast

Congrats! Love mine; you will too.

I ran out of BI for 12 summers, until 2016. Best bet is to follow the crowd, get a trustworthy breadcrumb trail on your GPS. You will want to find the Cut, from the Dike to the lighthouse, to save some time. Things change out there; it is a dynamic rather than static environment. Now I’m running...

I’m an offshore angler in NJ with a 2520 XLD with twin Yamaha 200s. I absolutely need twins and the second helm station for docking in a very tight slip, right against the quay. I’ve just finished my second season with this boat and love it. Rarely does the North Atlantic let me get much faster...

Congrats on the sweet ride!

I’ll also put in a vote for this char; have owned them on my various craft since 1985.

Beautiful; congrats!

Just as many moons ago I flounder fished pretty much all winter from the rental fleet in Belmar, dug sea worms around the island. Also rented rowboats from Jim’s rowboats in the Glimmer Glass. I was a big deal with my Johnson 10 hp outboard! Macs is my go to tackle shop down Belmar.

Yeah, I used to post a lot there until I left that area in 2016. Sold the Whaler, later bought the Parker

Welcome; beautiful boat. Used to be in Lanoka Harbor, now in Shark River.

Welcome! I have the exact same model, bought April 2021; love it…Enjoy!

Welcome! I have the same boat, same engines, here in NJ.

Just another day at the Jersey Shore, eh? I’m out of Shark River, I know…

Thanks Andy, for more explanation of the head on my 2020 2520. I was part of a discussion here last year regarding the Jabsco electric head. I Think I’ve got it figured out. Open the raw water seacock in the cabin bilge. A quick partial flush gives a bit of water in the bowl. After use depress...

Deep V, with 3 adults aboard. Calm seas.

Congrats on the repower! My new 2520 has twin 200 Yamahas. Great hole shot and the motors don’t have to labor for a moderate cruise, which is 2.1 mpg.