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Old 04-20-2010, 02:27 PM
lobo1 lobo1 is offline
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Default New owner and new member

I am the new kid on the block but I have been reading great information for quite some time here ever since I started looking at the boat I bought.
Unlike many of you - I am not too mechanical and am not rebuilding my boat - although I respect tremendously those of you who are in this camp.
I bought my boat rebuilt - very nicely rebuilt I think - the work was done at Wildfire Marine.
I picked it up in South Carolina and have it here in Michigan on Beautiful Lake Huron - one of our fresh water "oceans".
Cant recall seeing one of these boats up here - sure is a dandy.

Question - One of the things I really liked about this boat is the very clean lines it has. However, I am a fisherman not a boat collector (my wife may disagree).
I am thinking of laying some tracks down on the Gunwale decks (Bert's type) - is this frowned upon within this group? I don't see much of anything mounted on the decking in the pictures I have looked at.
I may be able to lay some tracks down, shorter pieces, in the flush rod holders - gimbal style too.
I hate to goof up a nice ride like this by "pimpin" it up - I am looking for suggestions so that I can get some rod holders in place to run dipseys for salmon.

thanks in advance
lobo1
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