Ran the 33 at Lake Cumberlnad Poker Run. Boat is awesome!!!!!!
09-12-2013 | 04:16 PM
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I try to get along with everyone here, and I'm not trying to be a dlck; but I don't see how bragging about passing other boats during a poker run is worth the brag.
Last year I did Boyne Thunder with my 72 year old Dad aboard. A few years prior to that, I ran the Chicago Poker Run in the snottiest water I've ever seen; BIG shlt; but I didn't tow 800 miles to stay on the trailer. I run my boat very differently pending conditions, passengers, load, weather, etc. etc. I don't see how it's all that relevant if someone stated they flew by me given what I just described.
Last year I did Boyne Thunder with my 72 year old Dad aboard. A few years prior to that, I ran the Chicago Poker Run in the snottiest water I've ever seen; BIG shlt; but I didn't tow 800 miles to stay on the trailer. I run my boat very differently pending conditions, passengers, load, weather, etc. etc. I don't see how it's all that relevant if someone stated they flew by me given what I just described.
09-12-2013 | 04:22 PM
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No one passed me in the 38 PQ! I was the last boat on purpose! Glad I was, got to see the Fountain pass all the 3rd group boats, was glad to be able to tell the police the dork was not part of Boyne Thunder.
09-12-2013 | 04:24 PM
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I try to get along with everyone here, and I'm not trying to be a dlck; but I don't see how bragging about passing other boats during a poker run is worth the brag.
Last year I did Boyne Thunder with my 72 year old Dad aboard. A few years prior to that, I ran the Chicago Poker Run in the snottiest water I've ever seen; BIG shlt; but I didn't tow 800 miles to stay on the trailer. I run my boat very differently pending conditions, passengers, load, weather, etc. etc. I don't see how it's all that relevant if someone stated they flew by me given what I just described.
Last year I did Boyne Thunder with my 72 year old Dad aboard. A few years prior to that, I ran the Chicago Poker Run in the snottiest water I've ever seen; BIG shlt; but I didn't tow 800 miles to stay on the trailer. I run my boat very differently pending conditions, passengers, load, weather, etc. etc. I don't see how it's all that relevant if someone stated they flew by me given what I just described.
09-12-2013 | 04:27 PM
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Some of the areas with a lot of spectator boats moving along after the groups went buy mixed with so 32-40 ft large cruisers made for some pretty rough stuff. Nothing like Lake Erie but good enough when running 60-70 mph. I will post some video from go pro when I get it all done
09-12-2013 | 04:51 PM
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I try to get along with everyone here, and I'm not trying to be a dlck; but I don't see how bragging about passing other boats during a poker run is worth the brag.
Last year I did Boyne Thunder with my 72 year old Dad aboard. A few years prior to that, I ran the Chicago Poker Run in the snottiest water I've ever seen; BIG shlt; but I didn't tow 800 miles to stay on the trailer. I run my boat very differently pending conditions, passengers, load, weather, etc. etc. I don't see how it's all that relevant if someone stated they flew by me given what I just described.
Last year I did Boyne Thunder with my 72 year old Dad aboard. A few years prior to that, I ran the Chicago Poker Run in the snottiest water I've ever seen; BIG shlt; but I didn't tow 800 miles to stay on the trailer. I run my boat very differently pending conditions, passengers, load, weather, etc. etc. I don't see how it's all that relevant if someone stated they flew by me given what I just described.
09-12-2013 | 05:10 PM
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Some of the areas with a lot of spectator boats moving along after the groups went buy mixed with so 32-40 ft large cruisers made for some pretty rough stuff. Nothing like Lake Erie but good enough when running 60-70 mph. I will post some video from go pro when I get it all done
