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  1. Yamaha all the way! They don't call them "Sea Don'ts" for nothing. And if you're looking for a dealer with a great service department, Walsten Marine is awesome.
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  2. Hey capt. Don't let these guys knock you down looking for advice. You're doing your due diligence in trying to help out the family. Yeah there's a lot of ass holes riding jetskis but there also a lot of responsible people out there just having fun. These same people know how to respect the people around them and keep their distance while they're playing. The one's that don't are the same entitled buttheads that walk amongst us! Dan..
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  3. I am referring to both...yes they sold off Power Sports, but that business was long supported with gov't money. Given that they bought Evinrude to get into the outboard motor market...20 years later they're no further ahead and managed to kill off an iconic brand in the process. As for the former parent that's making jets...well that might as well be a Crown Corporation. Both CEO's are born and bred Québecers (not that there's anything wrong with that)...and the BRP guy came from the parent right from the start...it seems like the senior execs are political appointees more than anything else.. I have no problem paying my fair share of taxes, but I don't want politicians that never signed a paycheck in their life trying to pick winners and losers in the marketplace. Excuse the rant but...
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  4. Both!! they both have their uses. I have multiple watercraft. I have 2 single man pontoons for river and stream fishing, a sit on top kayak, an 8' Zodiac, 12' tinny and an 18 footer. Like tackle you can never have too many boats!!!! 😁
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  5. a buddy who is an electrician says use the highest amps you have for charging deep cycle batteries. But I would buy an intelligent battery charger that shuts off when the battery is fully charged.............. Doug
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  6. Yes, I agree..the "Stay-Lok" snaps are a pain. However, a couple of things...I wouldn't use a swivel on a crankbait, just the snap. I feel the swivel is unnecessary on a non-rotating lure and detracts from the action. Secondly, if I am using a swivel, I always use a ball-bearing type..just had too many of those barrel swivels freeze up and cause me grief....buts that's just me.
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