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Old 02-22-2011, 01:12 PM
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What do you think the chances of Chris and his crew making a 21' Low Side similar to their 23' would be? I would be interested in a 21 LS with a 225 or 250. Don't necessarily need a 23', but like how the boat is layed out for both freshwater and saltwater fishability. Similar to a bass boat in ways but also a bay boat in other ways. I think it would be a great boat to have to fish both Big Lake and Toledo.

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Longer boats ride better in rough water and my 23LS with a 250 will do 68mph loaded to the gills in any conditions.
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Longer boats ride better in rough water and my 23LS with a 250 will do 68mph loaded to the gills in any conditions.
offshore too? whats your cruise speed/rpm?
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Yeah Jason what kind of mileage you getting? Trying to see whats a good cruising speed/ RPM for this Merc 250 pro xs.
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I been playing with engine height on my jackplate but 5800 at 68mph seems to be were it's at.
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You like to go fast fast! What about mileage? Im looking to conserve fuel.
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Well I can roll 3800rpm and do 46 mph so mileage is good
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Not a problem I'm learning as you guys talk
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baybolt 3400 in our boat will get you 38 mph
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