S.S. Fireball
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The S.S. Fireball
There are some amazing boats posted. Mine will not win any beauty contests or any races, but she's built to cruise and fish which she does quite nicely. The cabin makes for a great napping spot when the fishing's slow.
1980 Fiberform 225 Cuddy
1988 5.0L OMC Cobra (installed by me) w/ heat exchanger
OMC 800 outdrive
Honda BF100 kicker (workhorse)
Lowrance GPS
Dual batteries
bimini + full delta canvas
VHF radio
2 Cannon Mag 10 electric downriggers
Sleeps 2 up front, up to 2 on the fold down lounge seats (which makes the time from getting up at first light to being on the fish about 5 minutes if anchored in the right cove)
She's nothing special, but she's paid for, she puts out a mean wake (when the bite's off), she floats and can go wherever the fish are including the bay!
I originally envisioned pursuing anadromous salmon in the SF Bay and beyond, but until the season opens up the land-locked variety are the way to go.
Next upgrade will be a color sounder...
There are some amazing boats posted. Mine will not win any beauty contests or any races, but she's built to cruise and fish which she does quite nicely. The cabin makes for a great napping spot when the fishing's slow.
1980 Fiberform 225 Cuddy
1988 5.0L OMC Cobra (installed by me) w/ heat exchanger
OMC 800 outdrive
Honda BF100 kicker (workhorse)
Lowrance GPS
Dual batteries
bimini + full delta canvas
VHF radio
2 Cannon Mag 10 electric downriggers
Sleeps 2 up front, up to 2 on the fold down lounge seats (which makes the time from getting up at first light to being on the fish about 5 minutes if anchored in the right cove)
She's nothing special, but she's paid for, she puts out a mean wake (when the bite's off), she floats and can go wherever the fish are including the bay!
I originally envisioned pursuing anadromous salmon in the SF Bay and beyond, but until the season opens up the land-locked variety are the way to go.
Next upgrade will be a color sounder...