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Due to limited lodging and logistics issues the Exhumas should be limited to small groups with great flexibility, care for each other, willingness to pound waves and experience.
I believe that the Abacos is an easier trip than the Exhumas.
As a recap, are we saying the 19'fsh series did well but the 24' boats better and the 21' inbetween? I mean as far as taking the pounding.
The fsh sounds like lets you take it in the legs instead of your spine. So a 210 or 240 fsh would be an amazing bimini machine right?
does anyone have a shot of their gps or depth finder while we were out in the deepest points? I try not to pay attention to that but I have someone who doesn't believe me.......
does anyone have a shot of their gps or depth finder while we were out in the deepest points? I try not to pay attention to that but I have someone who doesn't believe me.......
As a recap, are we saying the 19'fsh series did well but the 24' boats better and the 21' inbetween? I mean as far as taking the pounding.
The fsh sounds like lets you take it in the legs instead of your spine. So a 210 or 240 fsh would be an amazing bimini machine right?
I stood most of the way , each time I sat down my spine was rearranged nearly immediately. I weigh 275lbs and my thighs got a work out. My passengers looked none worse for the trip as they laid out across the back, next trip I'll be putting an airride capt chair on this boat for sure.
Funny part is - I took the boat to Biscayne bay yesterday... 1-2 foot seas. After Bimini I blew right thru that like it was glass. Lmao. 2 footers is what the forecast said .. I guffaw at such wave heights now... Lol.
I stood most of the way , each time I sat down my spine was rearranged nearly immediately. I weigh 275lbs and my thighs got a work out. My passengers looked none worse for the trip as they laid out across the back, next trip I'll be putting an airride capt chair on this boat for sure.
Funny part is - I took the boat to Biscayne bay yesterday... 1-2 foot seas. After Bimini I blew right thru that like it was glass. Lmao. 2 footers is what the forecast said .. I guffaw at such wave heights now... Lol.
Lol yeah when we go out on Lake Michigan i check wave heights and sometimes will be like huh, this was like their trip back lol. I have been out in 6' waves with my kids and wife before. My wife knows if i sit down instead of stand and actually tuck in the lanyard, shes going for a ride! I can't imagine it for that whole trip. We did it for 30 minutes and i was done.
In good conditions it will make it like any other small craft.......... but!!!!!.... if you drop $250K on a lake boat...... I would keep it on the lake!
Not changing boats at all... Just pondering whether an expensive boat like that can compete with the yammies as far as toughness goes. And nothing says toughness than a rough Bimini crossing.
In good conditions it will make it like any other small craft.......... but!!!!!.... if you drop $250K on a lake boat...... I would keep it on the lake!