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HandymanHerb
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Re: Welcome

#271 Post by HandymanHerb » Sun Mar 09, 2014 2:33 pm

Trucker wrote:Hello Everyone
Joined the site last fall when we started thinking about a pontoon.
Yesterday we made the jump... 13 Misty Harbor, Tri-toon, 150 Merc, 4stroke
Now we can't wait for the ice to melt after a record setting winter here in NW Ohio.

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Location: Lafayette, IN

Re: Welcome

#272 Post by fergusmj » Mon Mar 10, 2014 6:59 am

Welcome
Ferg's Tritoon Build
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Re: Welcome

#273 Post by margaritaman » Mon Mar 10, 2014 12:11 pm

Welcome and hope the ice melts soon!
Cruising the salt waters of East Florida.

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badmoonrising
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Re: Welcome

#274 Post by badmoonrising » Mon Mar 10, 2014 2:48 pm

Welcome ! :drink4
Ed, Cheryl, Ethan and Aspen.
2013 Sun Tracker Party Barge 22 w/90 HP Mercury, "Hellrhighwater 2"
2014 E-350 Extended XLT.
Chesapeake City ,MD

bottoms up
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Location: Polk county, florida

Re: Welcome

#275 Post by bottoms up » Tue Mar 18, 2014 5:14 pm

Hello from Sunny Tampa Bay,

I have been a lurker on this site for a few months. Been looking @ a variety of new & used toons. I just could not justify the cost & depreciation of a new toon or a toon a few years old that needed interior. So, I took the plunge with a budget minded toon. I know your thinking nothing is budget minded especially a boat/toon. A starting investment of $ 1200 for a freshwater toon, a running 40 Jonson & a junk scissor trailer.

I would like to thank all of you for your posts & your experience with toons.

Regards, Mike

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fergusmj
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Re: Welcome

#276 Post by fergusmj » Sat Mar 22, 2014 10:29 am

welcome!
Ferg's Tritoon Build
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mobldj
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Location: Moreno Valley Ca

Re: Welcome

#277 Post by mobldj » Wed Jun 04, 2014 11:12 pm

hi,have been a boater for along time.this will be my 7th boat and probably last.my new 2014 xcursion 23c with a 150 merc outboard will suit me fine.no need to go 70 anymore.now I have room for my dogs and friends.boat mostly on the parker strip or lake Mojave.thanks for letting me join.
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Prestn
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Re: Welcome

#278 Post by Prestn » Sat Jun 14, 2014 6:21 am

thanks for letting me join :) first time pontoon owner and looking to learn a lot from the board
22' 2005 Lowes Trinidad
90 HP 4stroke
Tracy Ferry Marina, Lake Norfork, AR

basscfo
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Location: Many, La

Re: Welcome

#279 Post by basscfo » Wed Jul 09, 2014 7:24 pm

I am new to the site and look forward to learning a lot from you and the other forum subscribers. I don't currently own a pontoon but I am building a boat house and will have a place to hang one on Toledo Bend in a few weeks. See you on the forum,

BassCFO,
Toledo Bend Lake
Many, La.

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helplessmutineer
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Re: Welcome

#280 Post by helplessmutineer » Sun Sep 14, 2014 10:56 am

Hey Folks,
I just joined. I'm in Winnipeg and I mainly fish northern Manitoba and Lake Winnipeg (the Big Windy).
I bought a 1997 16' Premier with 24" tubes and I put a 1987 30 horse Yamaha oil injected on her. I also have a bow mount Minnkota electric troller. I haven't fished in it yet and I'm hoping to learn a bit about possible modifications to the seating, etc. and learn some anchoring techniques. My biggest boat has been a 14.5 foot aluminum, but I've run bigger ones. I bought the 16' because I access many lakes with poor or no launches. I put the 30 horse on because I had it and I'll see if it meets my needs.
Thanks in advance.
Oh...and fyi, for those American buds of mine who probably aren't on this forum, last year the Province of Manitoba chose the Walleye as the provincial fish and called it "walleye"! I never heard the word until my uncle came up from Minnesota in the late 1960's. Everyone I ever knew called it 'Pickerel" and I grew up in mining towns all across the North. Forgive me in advance but I ain't changin' now. Don't get me wrong. I not blaming Americans...I'm pissed that our government did this because they want to attract more American Tourist fishermen and evidently think you guys don't know we have walleye here. By the way, you are always welcome up here.
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Helpless
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redbeard
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Re: Welcome

#281 Post by redbeard » Sun Sep 14, 2014 4:08 pm

Welcome to the forum and Thank You for your service and my freedom's.
Truman Lake
1986 24' Playcraft "The Georgia Peach"
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Strake
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Re: Welcome

#282 Post by Strake » Tue Sep 16, 2014 5:51 pm

Hi folks !

Greetings from Smith Mountain Lake, VA.... I see from the map locator, there are 3 other forum members at SML.

Brand new to the forum..... Just traded our 2007 Sea Ray 250 SLX with a 496 in on a soon to be built 2015 Berkshire 233 RFX STS Tritoon with the performance 3 package and a 200 Yamaha. Should get the new toon in 6 to 8 weeks. Obviously, no pics to show yet.

We had several opportunities to ride on our friends year old Bennington 2250 GSR and loved it..... found out you can actually talk while still cruising along... unlike the Sea Ray. We were just ready for the change. Can't wait.

I'm sure I'll have questions along the way, but will certainly do a search first, before posting.

Richard & Angie
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Richard and Angie
Smith Mountain Lake, VA
2015 Berkshire 233 RFX STS
Yamaha F200 LB

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Location: Lake Camanche, CA

Re: Welcome

#283 Post by Seon » Thu Sep 18, 2014 6:24 am

Just joined yesterday. I'm looking at a 20' toon w/50hp Honda. No furniture on board, just the center console and empty deck.
I've been boating/fishing for a long time and recently decided on a toon platform for the grandkids.
Thanks.
1989 28' Tracker Party Hut
115 hp 4 stroke Yamaha
Sacramento, Ca

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HandymanHerb
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Re: Welcome

#284 Post by HandymanHerb » Thu Sep 18, 2014 8:00 am

Welcome great place to start, look up to the up and right, pontoon stuff can help you get it the way you want it just for you want, my brother and I stripped our to the pontoons and put it all back new, we know have a brand new boat for our lay out for half price of a new one
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Re: Welcome

#285 Post by Mark72 » Thu Feb 12, 2015 11:13 am

New here we now have a 1993 sweet water 20' with a Johnson 50 hp.

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