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[quote="Buzzcut"]I think I saw you there one weekend. A lot of Four Winns there. We go there when we don't go to Still Pond. We always raft up next to my brother who has a 378 and both our boats are identical but he's got the satellite on his arch. I'll have to stop over next time we anchor up. Later.
Dave[/quote

Sweet! We met a nice couple (the guy's name was Jim) and boarded their black 328 on the weekend of the 4th. I'd really like to show her the 378! Definitely stop by! Should be out there this weekend; I'm keeping my fingers crossed that I won't have to work.

Sorry for the OT Brett!

An entirely different picture came to mind....

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-Bill Kearney, 2005 348 Vista

Thank god for you Bill - I was thinking it but could bring myself to say it!

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2007 GMC Sierra 2500 Crew
1966 Fed-Up Wife

Hahaha

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Brett DiMichele

Hey is that a shot of you at Jelly Fish Joels?[/quote]


Yea man! I'm pretty much over there every weekend. I see a few nice 325s over there....... we should have a Four Winns Rendezvous on the bay this summer! This pic of the gf would have been better but you can hardly see the dinghy
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I dunno... I think more photos of Brenden's GF are required so that we may establish some sense of validity err sumptin.. Yeah that's it...

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Brett DiMichele

Sorry to hear about your misfourtune brett.

I ended going with a '08 kawasaki 15F jet ski for a dinghy! Being a 3 man watercraft, it will also be our new tow boat! Save from burning so much fuel pulling kids on the tube with HEAVY 248!
The other night we took it out, put just over 2 hours on it and burned bearly over 5 gallons of gas. With a 160 hp motor it will pull a skier with little effort, has a wide enough beam that it is very stable with a couple people.
Yes, its a little harder to store vs a inflaitable, but quite possibly a bit more on the fun side.

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I vote for Walker Bay dinghys, they are more durable than any other although heavy for what they are. I have two, a 10' that's about 125 lbs and an 8' that's 70 lbs because I got tired of dragging the 10' down the beach (even with the big wheels I installed on the transom!). When I go out by myself I always take the 8 out to the boat, but if a couple of people are coming I take the 10, it can take 3 while the 8 is maxed out with 2 medium size people.

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2002 Walker Bay 10/2012 Suzuki 2.5
2008 Walker Bay 8

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