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What color is your haynie?? Black and Grey with powder coated leaning post??

Never mind, seen a pic of your rig.. Who runs the black and grey haynie thenn.. Wayy to many haynies on the lake now lol

There are a ton of them on the lake, mine is black and grey but I was not fishing yesterday. Black underneath all dark grey on top. You know it is me, only one with a verado and talon.

This one has a verado and power pole, you lucked out on the only one part :*****:

Interesting, I have not seen another Haynie on big lake with a verado. I only know of four others in Texas. Chris only sells a few verados per year. I want a yam 300 on my next one.

I like the way you think

:rolleyes:

I saw a Verado getting towed in Fri....New motor and said this is the 3rd time it left him dead in water...

While we were fishing FRI we saw a Triton with an ObamaOPTI MAX being towed by another boat which was identical to the one broke down. I would assume they were guide boats!

dats why I got a suzuki four stroke

For sure, I love easy fishing. You can call me live shrimp chicken.

You told me to get the Yam, which is what i wanted. Chris wants nothing to do with Yam's so it was hard to go that route. We have a new sponsor coming on board next week that can put either on a Haynie and has put both a 250SHO and Yam 300 on Haynie's with great results. That Yam 300 is faster than my Verado 300.

if the result = catching fish when plastic isn't, then I don't care. But I like to trick a fish with a plastic bait more often but if i'm fishing with someone using live and there catching and im not, I'm gonna switch and start catching!

I agree 100%.

Mercury 300XS faster than all and the 250XS(not pro) is more than likely second. But my next motor will be a 4 stroke as I hate buying oil so I'm thinking a 23LS with a Yamaha 250SHO will fit the bill.

From what I have seen the Verado is slightly ahead of the 250XS but I guess it depends on the boat. They are very close in everything except price adn weight. The 250XS is way ahead of the Verado in both....

Everyone I know that has worked with the 250SHO has great things to say about it. If you go that route I bet you will be happy.

Mercury has got to be working on a motor like the Yamaha SHO but if they are they keep secrets better than the CIA

LMC in Houston has sold several Haynie / SHO rigs. Good guys, who know their stuff.

So you know who our new sponsor is already.....

My bad my next boat will have a Honda BF250