Scott,
I put the boat in Saturday (it was cold) Ran it Sunday and everythig is great. except I changed over to cross overs and now I got to much water pressure. So I need to work that out.
Other then that they run great.

Keep me posted

Mark

Mark,

Great news, hope to see you on the water soon !

Man what a nice boat that is!!! We saw it all over the lake. Not that it is hard to hide a boat like that. What is next?

Jon

Mark,

Have you been up by Navy Pier this year, I was wondering what it is like with all the new rules ?

No I haven't been on the lake yet I wnated to stay on the river and make sure things were fine.

Saw two 41 Apache's on Lake St. Clair over the weekend. Only one had a name "Tatonka" Both are beautiful boats.

Was Medicine Man a 41ft or 47ft? I also saw it at LOTo this weekend, man what an awsome boat!! Is the guy that bought it from the Ozarks? Is he going to keep it there?

I could have used it this past weekend!! My little boat got slamed around by the biggest water I have ever seen at the Ozarks!!:eek:

I believe it will stay in Chicago. It's nice to hear that might old boat is out and running around having a good time. :cool:
Robert

I thought I smelled bacon...
 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Troutly
Heck with the boat! I was more impressed by the blonde on it :eek: :D


Hey Piggy,
What the hell are you talking about... you were rolling around the lake with one of the hottest chicks I saw all weekend!! Man, what a hardbody she had and she was 31 I believe...
:rolleyes:
Hope ya made it home safely there jerky...
Can't wait to kick it again witcha!!!:D
Why don't ya come back for a little fourth of July action...
Only if ya bring that chick though...:p
L8tr

Medicine Man
 

Medicine Man is a 47' Apache replacing my 41', The Chief. We had a great time at LOTO and we are looking forward to Memorial Day there. Hopefully we will get the boat to St. Clair Michigan, Canada, and Texas before migrating down to Lauderdale for the winter. Tonto, Medicine Man will be in good hands in the coming years, and he may even introduce you to some of his patients if you come up to Chicago this summer.