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Re: Why do Fountains ride so good...
Originally Posted by Back4More
in "on coming" seas?
We came home from the Chicago Air and Water show on Saturday and were greeted by a stiff north wind and building seas to 3-5' The tabs were set at halfway and she just motored through those suckas...we parked a 38' F****** on the way back. |
Re: Why do Fountains ride so good...
Puddle players always complaining how rough the pond is. :eek: I'll take my Outer Limits tub in the open Atlantic over a Fountain any day. :evilb: :drink: :drink:
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Re: Why do Fountains ride so good...
ok...what is "F*******"?
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Re: Why do Fountains ride so good...
Originally Posted by Chris
ok...what is "F*******"?
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Re: Why do Fountains ride so good...
Where were all the Fountains at SOTW? :eek:
One good thing I can say about the fountain is they run good as long as you're on top of it. If you're not running hard/fast they'll beat ya up pretty good. I learned this after countless hours on a 42 with tripples. |
Re: Why do Fountains ride so good...
My Water is Rougher than Your Water, and My Dad can Beat up Your DAD :mad:
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Re: Why do Fountains ride so good...
Originally Posted by Chris
ok...what is "F*******"?
Formula |
Re: Why do Fountains ride so good...
Originally Posted by Marginmn
My Water is Rougher than Your Water, and My Dad can Beat up Your DAD :mad:
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Re: Why do Fountains ride so good...
The Gulf of Mexico is not an ocean it is a millpond.I have spent thousands of hours on the gulf and 20 years cruising all over the great lakes and I have never seen anything on the Gulf short of a hurricane that would compare to some of the weather i have seen on the great lakes.I know you have all heard the old story of lake michigan going from dead calm to 12 footers in 30 minutes from some old salt but i have witnessed it and i have never seen that phenonom on the gulf of mexico.I can,t comment on the Alantic or the Pacific but I beleive those our some serious bodies of water also.
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Re: Why do Fountains ride so good...
Originally Posted by tommymonza
The Gulf of Mexico is not an ocean it is a millpond.I have spent thousands of hours on the gulf and 20 years cruising all over the great lakes and I have never seen anything on the Gulf short of a hurricane that would compare to some of the weather i have seen on the great lakes.I know you have all heard the old story of lake michigan going from dead calm to 12 footers in 30 minutes from some old salt but i have witnessed it and i have never seen that phenonom on the gulf of mexico.I can,t comment on the Alantic or the Pacific but I beleive those our some serious bodies of water also.
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