Recent content by BaysideFMB

Hello. I believe it’s 3L. I keep sunglasses, sanitizers, keys, lens wipes, bandaids etc. in it. There is something to add to this old thread. My wife bought me this stainless steel boat ancho for my birthday. We usually get away with just using the powerpole, which is a must have option for us...

I have the three aluminum flat bunks and they work just fine. Also if you are in tidal water and it is fairly shallow, the flat bunks work to your benefit to get in and out at a low tide.

Our place is gone. 150mph+ wind but the 7-10’ storm surge did us in. Boats are flung everywhere.

That is really crazy. I bought mine a month or so before the pandemic and if my memory serves me right, I paid 1200 for all three.

I bought the long one 2 years ago for 109.00 on Amazon prime. It was a great purchase. Now it’s 169.00 on Amazon. Yikes!

I have the same bunks and very pleased with them. Pricey, but worth it.

I have the same on the textured tape. I guess mine could be a warranty issue

We chose not to have because the the previous reasons already postEd. Also our boat is on a lift about 30 steps from the house.

5.89 at Marina in Ft Myers Beach today. I keep a couple Benjamin’s tucked in the wallet just for fuel.

It’s hard to rent or buy a slip down here. People are buying 1M$ & up high rise condos on the water with no boat slips so they buy slips wherever they are available and paying a premium price for them.

As Potomacbassin mentioned the pole may twist in a strong current but will not break. I have experienced seeing my 10’ power pole blade twist pretty hard, but it never damaged. it has been a great option for our type of boating.

Go to the power pole website. They show all the mounting brackets for a pontoon. I would think any power pole dealer can order the right one for you. Here is the link: https://power-pole.com/adapterwizard/mounting-pontoon

We have a table for bow and stern on our quad bench fastback. We don’t use both tables a lot, but it is handy when having a nice group on board.

Yes. so is my family and friends.

We bought a boat that was in stock. It had everything we essentially wanted, but my wife insisted on having a front Bimini installed. She was right. Our boat is in SW Florida and it gets very hot here. We ended up paying the dealer about 1k more that what it would have cost if it was installed...