Getting caught up on my back log. Bought a 190 bay. I have had tin boats, glass boats, but this is my first plastic boat! I can see it has issues already, but then they all have some kind of problems. Trying to work my way around this site and find what is where. Looks like a wealth of info is here. Now if it would only stop raining!!. Be back later on.
Glad you found us.
The search engine really does work on this web site, when looking for "stuff". Tray the "Advanced" search to get model specific.
Again, Greetings.
Vic in Osprey FL
2005 Triumph 210 CC with a collapsible radar arch on a Rolls Axle trailer
Boat Name: Irresistible
Welcome aboard!
Welcome aboard, I agree about stopping the rain. It seems like we break a new rainfall amount every week or so lately. Enjoy that 190 Bay.
Jim W
Boats name: "Jessie M II" 1700 Skiff 75hp Honda w/13-1/4x17 prop
Welcome aboard! I'm sure you'll find everything you're looking for on here. We look forward to you adding to the knowledge base.
Tight lines.
170CC Owner (Name: Effie)
Chuck
Thanks, Dad, for taking the time to show me how to fish!!
http://trophycatfish.blogspot.com
Welcome!! Oh and what is rain....have not seen any in very long time.
Can't soar in the morning with the Eagles; if you Hoot with the Owls all night.
Welcome aboard! Like many others here, this is my first plastic boat too. And after all the research on boats including much time spent here on this site, I must say that we have no regretted our purchase one bit. Triumphs are simply great boats, and all that they advertise and more. I highly recommend them to anyone thinking of purchasing a boat.
MBriggs
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