Barnacles seem to be the number #1 foe of the Sea Eagle 370/330 boats. How does the Fastrack handle these creatures?
1071823
Haven't had a problem, but haven't really put it in the situation where we would rub up against things that are that rough or sharp
1071824
The Fast Track and Explorer 380x and 420x are MUCH more rugged. I wouldn't think rubbing up against a barnacle would do anything to them.
1071825
I have owned this boat for a few months but have never let it sit in the water for more than a few hours. No barnacles.
802944
I haven't used mine in the Ocean, only on a river with a strong current. It's a very stable boat and unlikely to turtle, but the tracking isn't the best so if there's a current it'll be a challenge to manoeuvre it. The rubber is very sturdy and should withstand the salt water. But I'm not sure how it would handle in stronger currents.
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Yes. This is a feature you will find on most reeks. Regarding the Trio, I have the 30 matched with a Tarvos rod and it is my favorite combination at this moment. I usually fish for Lane, Mutton and Mangrove snapper. I recently landed a four foot Bonnethead shark with this combination. Fantastic fight!
1528000
I pull a double axle pleasure boat that weights about 6,000 pounds boat and trailer. I purchased the tenkonsha primus IQ box and have nothing bad to say about it. It gets the job done great for me
1815722
I'm afraid I can't help with this one. My macerator is below the bottom of the holding tank and pumps down through a thru-hull seacock, so there's comparison.Sorry.
102266
No. I've put a wavestorm in one and that was pretty much its limit. There is a larger version that is made for longboards but that would probably still have trouble with a SUP
550203
We don't have any of the speeders, but the Octopod's "hole" is about 2" wide. It's just a trap door feature with a slide. I don't know if it would launch the speeders.
1978705
Try this link. It should answer your question. http://www.rammount.com/products/marine_electronics/humminbirdfishfinders
2131666
I have not installed this in a Bayliner, but in general the Safe T Quick rotary system is a lot easier to install than a rack system. The reason is that the Safe T cable can be threaded through the bilge much easier since there is no rack attached to the end. The rack section does not flex and can be difficult to get through the all the turns in the passage. Once you get the cable through it is attached to the rotary steering part at the helm.
375188
I believe its AAA four of them I believe. Its on my boat. Its fun:) Happy with my purchase.
1823640
only that the boomerang shapes depict fish, which you can change on the menue to be fish shaped. I prefer the fish image over the boomerang because a lot of the flotsam and jetsom under water can also be boomerang shaped. I learned more about the 550c by going to garnins site ( google Garmin 550c) than I got from the manual. You'll learn to identify under-water structures and such by using the device. It's accurate and user friendly, and will get you over the fish. Now if it would only put them on the hook for me...
1900345
Mine is mounted on the console of my boat, its maybe a little smaller than a grapefruit. Works well.
914761
I have a 15 foot all welded aluminum boat which is quite heavy. My MK Endura Max 55 pushes it with no problem at a fairly decent rate of speed. We also have weeds in our lakes and deals with that issue quite well by occasionally cleaning the prop. I don't expect you will have anything to worry about in your situation as it has a variable speed control.
212066
I am an older single lady. That's why I bought a Sea Eagle. I can transport, inflate, launch, paddle, pack all my camping and fishing gear in it, and store it in a closet. If the wind gets high, I just deflate it a little bit to lower the profile (sink it a little).
706108
None...that's the same watercraft that I have...I bought the larger size and it was about 8" too short. I ended up going to my local jet ski shop and buying one.
1367817
I've run mine under water a few times. Definitely much stronger than a decal.
850157
The biggest problem I've had with binoculars and looking through a camera viewfinder from my kayak on reasonably calm seas (3-4 foot swell 13 seconds) is rapid onset sea sickness. I would like like to try image stabilized (IS) binocs, but the waterproof ones are very pricey. If your boat is bigger and you're not getting regular splash, you might try the non-waterproof ones (they don't seem to make IS monoculars).