Not sure the total yet but TTL should be 50k

Ya gonna hang it at Spicers?

I assume you still got your Kenner.

It will be at Spicers Sold the Kenner last week

Minimum speed limit on Big Lake these days is 55. :eek: :cool: ;)

I have own plenty of boats from flats boats to skiffs to bay boats some high quality some
not so high quality can someone explain to me how can you spend 40,000.00 to 50,0000 dollars on a rolled edge boat not saying it is a bad boat, I am fishing out of a rolled edge boat now, after looking over the haynie I see the boat is made good and apparently take a lot of HP and go real fast but between the fit and finish and hardware I could never spend that kind of money on one. I do understand you can customize your layout deck
size etc. thats worth some extra money.

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Well I guess were about to get an in depth look @ the top 10 reasons to buy a haynie.

Only one reason matters....

1. W's got one.

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2. Fully custom design.
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Alright y'all start Fillin in.

:rolleyes:

4. You can enter the wooden boat festival!

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Haynies have wood n em???

5. With a Merc...you can run 'em 500 hours a week.

Helium.

6. Weirs...... What's weirs???
Lmao x1000000000

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Dats y they go so fast.... Float ontop the water= less drag:)

7. If you use Waterloo rods......you gotta have the right boat.

Kinda fully custom. You don't get to design the hull. Just the topsides.

when you are designing the boat with chris, he will give you a price for each and every option you choose, starting with the hull and adding motor, jack plate, hyd steering, gps, trolling motor, custom seats, cleats, radio, vhf, etc...

in the end, i didn't feel like i was paying an unreasonable price for any single line item.

fit and finish may not be that of a yellowfin, but it is very well done. all consoles are glassed to the floor, all wiring is clean and accessible.

plus, the customer service can't be beat.

8. Every one on big lake trades in their perfectly good
BlackJacks for one!

9. Most 21-22ft bay boats with Deuce and 1/4's barely touch 60mph, but Haynies's do 65 and better