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Van · 11-05-2004, 09:09 AM

Personally I did the trailering thing way longer than I should have.
Counting my first boat (16"), I trailered for 25 years. I trailered the 21' for 6 years.

Another issue around here are the yahoos in cars that cut in front of you when your trailering, because they can't stand being behind you!.

I have enough near misses to cure me of trailering, and enough yahoo at the ramps to cure me of launching.
Love being in the slip like FF said , I can get out of work a bit early and head straight to the boat. I can be fishing in 10 minutes from starting the engine.

Cost wise, yea it a bit more than trailering, but it well worth it.

11-05-2004, 09:09 AM	#14
Van zoom iTrader: (0) Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Quincy Posts: 4,145	Personally I did the trailering thing way longer than I should have. Counting my first boat (16"), I trailered for 25 years. I trailered the 21' for 6 years. Another issue around here are the yahoos in cars that cut in front of you when your trailering, because they can't stand being behind you!. I have enough near misses to cure me of trailering, and enough yahoo at the ramps to cure me of launching. Love being in the slip like FF said , I can get out of work a bit early and head straight to the boat. I can be fishing in 10 minutes from starting the engine. Cost wise, yea it a bit more than trailering, but it well worth it.
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