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Denoviod I bought the boat in 2010 from New Jersey where it had been in salt water. Since then only freshwater except for 1 week long trip to cape cod. The main yamaha 250 I bought used in 2012 from florida where it had been in salt water since 2008. Since then only freshwater. Still for sale....open to offers Thanks Brian [email protected]

Bump for price reduction $22,500

Denovoid Thanks, but I don't ride. Open to offers though Thanks Brian [email protected]

I bought the main yamaha used from a guy in Florida, I believe there is about 1700 hours on it but I can have shop pull exact figure off it. I believe most hours were low rpms as he used it trolling. It was used in salt water which is certainly a negative but I have had no issues. Paid $8500 for it. The kicker I bought new and have put on about 200 hrs. For maintenance I just brought her to shop every fall and told them to do what was needed and in spring had them get it ready. All those records are available. Thanks for posting the link Salmonite!!

Pics can be found on Vermont Craigslist. Selling it through my shop but happy to talk with anyone, just want money and paperwork to go through them to make sure everything it taken care of. Let me know if anyone has questions or feel free to call Vermont Home&Marine and speak with Ron. Thanks Trorun, it is a great fishing setup, just haven't had time to use it last couple years. Brian [email protected]

Selling my 1995 Grady White Gulfstream 232. 2008 Yamaha 250 four stroke (1517 hrs) on bracket 2010 Yamaha 9.9 high thrust kicker (very low hrs) Dual controls at helm Hardtop with enclosure Lowrance HDS 7 GPS/fish finder 2 electric big Jon downriggers on Gimbal Mounts fusion radio, JL Audio speakers/sub 2 otter boards with new big jon manual reels and pulleys (still in box) 2011 loadrite trailer $22,500 OBO boat weighs about 6000 lbs loaded and has a 9'3" beam Selling through VT Home and Marine 802-658-5427 ask for Ron or let me know if you have any questions/offers. Located in Vermont Thanks Brian [email protected]

Thanks for the input Sounds like some have had a problem or two. Looks like I will bring the setup, try it if I can and pull it in when in traffic. Been warming up on the 4-6 lb salmon here on Champlain, fingers crossed to feel the pull of a 30lb king again. Good luck out there and have fun Brian

Was wondering what others thought about this. Have not been to the big lake in about 6 years due to new family member but will be coming up for the fall derby. I have been reading a bit about running copper. With all the boat traffic I remember do you think it is possible to run 400' down the chute without getting hung up wih others. If running copper should others give you room or do you think boats running copper, or dipseys for that matter, need to stay out of the group. Always want to be courteous to other boats but also want to use the best methods to catch fish. Only have 2 riggers on boat at this time. would like to hear thoughts and what other people may use for setups this fall. Thanks Brian