24ft yellowfin
 

Any opinions on a 24 ft yellowfin?

um......badazz!!




hows that?

I saw one yesterday eatin some sloppy seas up in boca grande ! They got one on here used in the classifieds

Dream boat

x2

x3, a boat with a working motor would be nice right now!

absolutely 100% wood free. best riding bay boat. fastttttt

Not worth the money unless you loaded.

It's the best bayboat I have ever fished out of, hands down. I am very proud of my champion bay champ but when it comes time to upgrade (soon) it will be a 24 foot Yellowfin with a 300 Verado. The only negative thing I can say about a yellowfin is that is a slightly wet boat. I know Yellowfin says that the 24 doesn't need trim tabs, and it doesn't, but after riding in one a few times in a good chop, I think the addition of trim tabs may help it to ride a little drier. The ride itself though is incredible. The same guy that designed the "real champion hull", the v-wing hull on the 21 and 24 bay champ, is the same guy that designed the hull on the 24 yellowfin.

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(...sending pants to the dry cleaners again.....)

Don't waste your money on that anchor get a 300 yammie

got an alweld looks like 15x48 or so with 25 yamaha for $4000 down the road from me if anyone interested i can get number and info

What's that metal shat around the motor?

Anti kick-back for the steering? I don't know.:rolleyes:

Awesome boat just better have a raincoat on when it's rough

Ask Kinchen how that Verdao is? :)

head gear! :rotfl:




Get a yamaha not a Verado. Awesome boat. Had one on the river last weekend

I would try and put a yammie 350 on dat biotch

Steering assist....big v8 weighs a ton. I would stick with the 300 yammy on bay boat.

that looks like one hell of a machine