I have thought about it. The problem that I would have is if the boat gets broadsided by a big wave, the vessel would need to pitch from water entering the back deck. I am pretty sure I would capsize with a sea keeper. Thanks for watching and the question
Nice boat. Wish these style boats were around when me and my dad were fishing. When you mentioned how your boat rides the top of the water due to being aluminum there's pros and cons to both aluminum and fiberglass hulls. To name a couple. Fiberglass - pros - easier to navigate and smoother ride due to weight. Not easily knocked around by waves or wind. Cons - plows through the water causing less efficiency and price. Aluminum - pros - rides on top of water, weights less, cheaper. Cons - Rougher ride, difficulty navigating due to getting knocked around by the waves and wind due to being light. I can already feel the armchair professionals wanting to chime in. These are my factual experiences with both hulls. I fished Lake Michigan and Lake Erie for 25 years, 15 with my dad on his boat which was aluminum and 10 with my boat which was fiberglass. The pros and cons I mentioned are what I experienced with both boats. Cheers.
Hey Bobby it's Steve's sister in law, nice to see your boat in the water!! Sorry the big one got away. I'm exhausted just watching it, can't imagine how hard it must be. You'll get em next time.
Laughed my fawkin ass off.!🤣 “…wish I had a nine footer…the isle could be a little wider..” Man you’re delivery was hilarious.!🔥 She’s a beauty, thanks for showing her off.
@@bobmuniak2903 Hi Bob, Well sir, my home is in Anchorage, but I’ve spent the last 4 months working in Homer (building a home for a customer of our company). …I learned that I really like Homer.
@@MIDNIGHTSUNALASKA awesome. My project up there is taking a lot longer than planned. I should have a driveway in a couple months though. I was just there last week so that will be my next video
@@bobmuniak2903 Well Bob, my best to you on that driveway. We’re you in Homer for the Winter Kings.? I just looked at a SeaArk 2272MV today…let’s hope the bank likes it as much as I do.
When your diamond plate gits slippery when wet. Skate board grip tape and a heat gun. Heat the diamond plate a little to dry/expansion. Add grip ta. press Intel cool
I'm holding off on the outer Banks this year. I will be back next year. I will see this year when I pull it out of the water, maybe I will wait for a nasty day. I see some 6-8's in the forecast but nothing too big
