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Old 08-02-2017, 11:10 PM
Will Work For Boats Will Work For Boats is offline
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Originally Posted by NoBones View Post
Almost at a loss for words..... really.... ! Hard to believe I know..

Ugh, when you have holes in the bottom of your boat, they are
for one or two things !!! WATER IN or WATER OUT !!

Maybe a Coast Guard, Power Squadron course etc. might do you some good..

Never ceases to amaze me people like you are on the water !
Never ceases to amaze me that someone has to come in being ignorant. I have never seen holes in a boat below the waterline. Not in my 24 ft chris craft which has them above the waterline. Quite possibly you could have answered the question without the bs Maybe a guy hasn't owned a boat with these before but then again maybe you know every single vehicle made and what all its components are right.

From what I know this forum is for people who are looking for help. If I was easily discourage I would probably just not ask questions anymore but I am in fact trying to finish my boat and do so properly. If you don't like the fact that I am in this forum asking questions about things I don't know then maybe you can find somewhere else to go pop off with your smart a$$ comments while the nice gentlemen of this forum help me finish my ultimate fishing boat.

To those who had the respect to answer my question Thank you.

Now my second part to the question would be do most of you leave them in or remove them. This is going to be a fresh water boat which will fish lake Erie replacing one of my smaller boats. We do see 3-6 seas often. Again thank you guys
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