I have a 19 that I just bought two months ago because I saw this video and I want to be able to do some ocean fishing and I couldn’t spend $100,000 so I spent 50,000 where do you look to see how big the waves are instead of how much wind? Or how much wind equals how much waves out there I’ve been taking mine on Lake Mead with brutal winds just to see how it responds. I’ve had it on the lake with 25 mile an hour winds and it did great I want to see if my targa 19 can do what you did and have you got out there more than once? Do you regularly make the trip?
And I showed my dad this video that was my decision maker and getting the targa 19 and he left you a shitty comment. We’re not really shitty but sorry.
Back in the day an old man I use to off shore fish with taught me to look at the horizon. If you see bumps, probably too rough for a 20 foot aluminum boat. We use to fish 5-10 miles off shore all the time in a welded aluminum boat. Of course he also went out by himself and spent the night on a natural gas platform, after a storm caught him.
It's fine because I wash the heck out of it, with lots of soapy water, and flush the engines a long time. Except the glove box doesn't keep things very dry, so I put my important papers in a waterproof box, then set the box in the GC.
@@ForensicPI much appreciated! That is what I figured, just a lot of misinformation out there. Numbers 6:24-26 to you sir and please have a fantastic day!
Ah, the Devil is the Slanderer, but you won’t be able to include me with the long list of over-paid Pastors. Originally, I offered my Pastoral services to my church free of charge, but they insisted I receive some compensation. My salary was $1,500 a month, but since we brought on another pastor, my salary is now $900 a month, and I'm not complaining, and am thankful for that. Frankly, I’d pastor a church of 500 members for the same salary. Therefore, this boat is NOT "Church dollarss" as you suppose. It is the fruit of 40 years of hard work within my previous secular employment. What you should be more concerned about is your salvation, read more here theexpositor.tv/the-glorious-gospel/
So what did you hit? How far was the island from where you launched at? (Round trip?)
I have a 19 that I just bought two months ago because I saw this video and I want to be able to do some ocean fishing and I couldn’t spend $100,000 so I spent 50,000 where do you look to see how big the waves are instead of how much wind? Or how much wind equals how much waves out there I’ve been taking mine on Lake Mead with brutal winds just to see how it responds. I’ve had it on the lake with 25 mile an hour winds and it did great I want to see if my targa 19 can do what you did and have you got out there more than once? Do you regularly make the trip?
And I showed my dad this video that was my decision maker and getting the targa 19 and he left you a shitty comment. We’re not really shitty but sorry.
Back in the day an old man I use to off shore fish with taught me to look at the horizon. If you see bumps, probably too rough for a 20 foot aluminum boat. We use to fish 5-10 miles off shore all the time in a welded aluminum boat. Of course he also went out by himself and spent the night on a natural gas platform, after a storm caught him.
No wind at all completely still, not the normal
Do you go offshore often in the targa? Is it usually a wet ride or can you just pick your days?
I'm 70 miles from the launching area, so I've learned to go only if the weather report says waves 2' or less.
How is the salt on that targa? Been thinking about getting one.
It's fine because I wash the heck out of it, with lots of soapy water, and flush the engines a long time. Except the glove box doesn't keep things very dry, so I put my important papers in a waterproof box, then set the box in the GC.
@@ForensicPI much appreciated! That is what I figured, just a lot of misinformation out there. Numbers 6:24-26 to you sir and please have a fantastic day!
Is that a 18 or 19? What size motor?
18' and 200hp.
"Church dollarss"
Ah, the Devil is the Slanderer, but you won’t be able to include me with the long list of over-paid Pastors. Originally, I offered my Pastoral services to my church free of charge, but they insisted I receive some compensation. My salary was $1,500 a month, but since we brought on another pastor, my salary is now $900 a month, and I'm not complaining, and am thankful for that. Frankly, I’d pastor a church of 500 members for the same salary. Therefore, this boat is NOT "Church dollarss" as you suppose. It is the fruit of 40 years of hard work within my previous secular employment. What you should be more concerned about is your salvation, read more here theexpositor.tv/the-glorious-gospel/