What a great boat! I am from the east coast and have been fishing CA for about 15 years now and I always wondered why more guys don't fish setups like yours Ali. I mean I guess it's not great for overnight or multi-day trips, but if you are going to run and gun this is the ideal setup in my opinion!
You nailed it. They are the best boat for day trips period. In years past Socal has been more of a slow going, overnight trip program. We are turning many of those trips into day trips with our speed, range and bait capacity. Just a new twist on the old style of fishing. I do miss my coffee maker and microwave!
We'll keep that in mind. It's really such an amazing product. It's changed fishing forever for us. No more bruises. Not so tired and beat up after a long day on the water. I tell people there's no going back once you have one.
Hey Ali are you the nice guy that helped me out (big red beard) at Dana point tackle on Sunday morning? You were asking those guys about a reel you dropped off.. Dunno if it was you but if it was i really appreciate you for the tips on rigs. Just so happened to start marathon watching your videos the day after lol
I am sure to see it in person someday at one of the high spots...My Skipjack 262 (One Eyed Jack ) was supposed to be my last boat for a while..Fly-bridge with a cabin... Cant fish every day! Longtime Member BD ..Fully Loaded.....
I’m converting one of my storage boxes on my boat to a livewell. I’ve come to realize the importance of implementing a livewell water inlet correctly in order to keep my bait alive and healthy. In your video, I noticed your livewell inlet in the corner with a bunch of holes for the water to enter the tank and provide flow throughout the entire water column. Can you tell me where you found this or is this a total custom build? I would love to do the same on my boat. Does the inlet hose come from the bottom or top behind that panel with the holes? Thanks!
It's a custom built piece of PVC to allow smooth and steady water flow. Ideally you put your inlet at the bottom behind the pvc and your drain at the top. Good luck.
Damn, so the seakeeper is noticeable while running at speed? I’ve seen the slow speed results which are just mind blowing and I still have trouble wrapping around that hole gyro concept but man that’s incredible tech!
For sure. It keeps the boat from leaning to one side or the other while running. This keeps the hull at max efficiency and riding it's best. It's amazing piece of tech.
Heading out tomorrow on my buddies center console west of 302 maybe san salvador knoll. 22ft cc vs 34 cc what a difference. That seakeeper gyro looks like a life changer. Now at 41 body is sore even after an islands trip. What is shortest length boat and beam that they can put a seakeeper on?
I'll be in the market for a boat within a year.. What type of hull would you recommend for the southern California coast? I'd be hauling out from Yuma, AZ. Looking for 25ft to 30ft. Keep up the GREAT work gentlemen!! Your boat is definitely a dream to have!! 👍👍
Really depends on budget and a lot of other factors. SeaVees are my favorite center console by a mile but they might not fit every budget. For a good cabin boat that works great in our waters I like the Gradys. Awesome boats and theres a lot of used ones to fit any budget. I'd stick with outboards especially if it's your first boat. They are so reliable and efficient these days.
All of the Florida and South Carolina shows from the last two seasons were on Rush's 32. It's a great boat but the 34' is just a bigger boat in many ways and does ride better for sure. As far as 32'ers go the 320Z is hard to beat. That said, Rush is building a 34' now.
When both handles are in forward or reverse, all three engines react. When you put one in fwd and one in reverse the middle motor stays in neutral allowing the boat to be manuvered with just the engines.
@@Deepimpactocean We have an S3 because they S2 wasn't released at that point. I'd go S3 again in the same size boat. You can't have too much seakeeper.
