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JnT 12-28-2009 08:05 PM

Sitting here next to the fireplace thinking how bad the boating life in Florida must be. :)

thedonz 12-28-2009 08:52 PM

Who's down to run in the Miami area ? say down to Gilberts ? who cares about the weather the rougher the better/ cold it's never THAT cold here in Miami that we can't go boating

TeamTaboo 12-29-2009 11:06 AM

I'm with you on the cold, but not the rain

thedonz 12-29-2009 11:30 AM

so who's in for heading south ?

bcschoe 12-29-2009 11:42 AM

I will be leaving Haulover or Port Everglades on New Years Day and running north just like past years.

Wind is forecast to be out of NW...So close to beach will be manageable. I will be off Hilsboro between 1100/1115.

Its only water :Whatever::

rchevelle71 12-30-2009 12:49 AM


Originally Posted by tzrider (Post 3013433)
Rick
Is the boat better with the injectors done?

Yes,

Thanks again Paul, got 59.5 out of it with the 21 mirage+, gonna throw the 23 on next time out, hope to break 60, not too bad for a 10 year old 250 on a 29 year old boat:drink:

TeamTaboo 12-30-2009 08:07 AM

Guys watch out when you get to Boynton inlet they have installed some new rock piles out of the inlet to the south. Stay at least 300yds. from shore and come at the inlet from the north or strait in from the east. At low tide they are only about 2' deep, and they run about half a mile south.

rchevelle71 12-30-2009 08:44 AM


Originally Posted by TeamTaboo (Post 3014342)
Guys watch out when you get to Boynton inlet they have installed some new rock piles out of the inlet to the south. Stay at least 300yds. from shore and come at the inlet from the north or strait in from the east. At low tide they are only about 2' deep, and they run about half a mile south.

Thanks for the heads up Bill, I dont use that inlet much, ost of my outside running is done down south to avoid the idle zones, but its always good to know.

rchevelle71 12-30-2009 08:45 AM

Got my broken steering fitting out of the cylinder this morning, going out to try to match it up as soon as Jen gets home from the gym, right now I am puppysitting the new puppy.

ActiveThunder 12-30-2009 06:56 PM


Originally Posted by TeamTaboo (Post 3014342)
Guys watch out when you get to Boynton inlet they have installed some new rock piles out of the inlet to the south. Stay at least 300yds. from shore and come at the inlet from the north or strait in from the east. At low tide they are only about 2' deep, and they run about half a mile south.

pefect. like that inlet isn't bad enough.


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