bluebonnet2

good afternoon, just got back from rogers lake with the little triton and WOW ;D, this boat really impressed me for the first time out.... .... one of the reasons for the aluminum boat was to get one i could handle by myself(single, no kids), well i unloaded and loaded by myself seemed to be a fairly steep ramp....the 50 merc (2 st) was a little cold to start and the dealer rep. said this would happen till i burn out the first 12 gal. mixed with oil...this is recommended by merc.... once she fired up, it was "here we go!!!!" at no other time did it fail to start right up! windy with about a 1 ft. chop and had no problems getting on plane fairly quickly, held its own going with the wind, cross, and head winds...didn't check the speed(still playing with this garmin THING... ) est. 35 mph the minn kota EDGE (40 lbs) work very well and really moved this machine around...will have play with it a little more... no rattles, no snapping, no popping, and no heavy water slapping in the wind...(welded hull)...the front swivel seat is high enough to keep a good eye on things... you can see the boat on tritons site (1650sc in mossy oak which is like a spray in bed liner) a little long, however, some people might be interest in an aluminum hull and this might help a bit... will keep you posted..... bluebonnet2

good morning, just an intro... me, 61 yrs, live in the country, used to fish alot, 10-12 yrs ago........ now the good part...just picked up my 2007 triton aluminum 1650sc, mossy oak, 50 hp merc(2 st), mk edge 40/ with "shear magic", eagle 168 ;D skinny water guy(plastics)......25 min to rogers lake(hot water), 35 min to caddo, 45 min to north end of toledo(joaquin, tx), 45 min to martin creek(hot water)..1 hr to lake o' the pines, 1.5 to fork...and a bunch in northwest la. now if i could just figger out this thing called a garmin 72....d**n technology .... oh well.....everybody have a great day bluebonnet2