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Chris my wife is the same way and erie is the same way
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Originally Posted by 1989mach1
(Post 4258465)
Chris my wife is the same way and erie is the same way
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Yes..... the more that gos down the less she freaks in big waters
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This year for the poker runs she will be a few drinks in befor the first stop lol
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You could buy a donzi, or a Baja with a custom bent swim platform made for jumping big waves. Just my 2 cents
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Haulover is just about always a mess. Everything down, drives, tabs ESP throttles! Lol
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Originally Posted by Powerquest230
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Crap, there are a couple of Jersey inlets that are crazy just about every day. I remember as a kid trying to go out Mansquan (sp?) inlet slow and "safe"- that scared the **** into permanent memory that power is your friend so use it.
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Originally Posted by chris21hope
(Post 4258442)
+1
Lake Michigan waves are almost always close together, and 3-5 footers can pop up in no time. My wife always yells at me to slow down, but that's literally the worse possible solution. Angle the boat towards the waves, trim it right so you stay on top of them, and push the sticks forward! Slow and steady.. waves break closer to the bow and the ride is worse https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMcJc5G1NBE |
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