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I picked up a 1990 Wellcraft 330 coastal from lake st clair. Just got to figure out the cheapest way to get it accross the state.

she is now up for sale at a great price. See details in classifieds!

1985 Sea ray Weekender. 350 Crusaders with around 1000 hours. Recent compression test results like new! Rigged for fishing with 1 year old big jon Pro's on corners and a new Brute on the chute. Custom Arch. Lots of Rod holders. Garmine 10" screen fishfinder/GPS, Subtroll. Two years ago I had the bottom sand blasted and barrier coated and new striping. This past season I put in a new air/heater for cuddy. Newer carpet and seats. Runs awesome and looks good. Always maintaned by advantage marine in Zeeland. Feel free to ask them about the boat! Great fishing boat fully rigged for only $14,900 (includes slip for remainder of season at yacht basin in Holland. Gotta sell, new boat is on the way! For all those using the Holland public launch - the boat is the first boat in on the docks to your right as you pull out. I can send photos by email and some already posted in the boat photo section. jon 616 238-4530

Yes, the goal of the rule change was to get more participants. The Big Red Classic has been fortunate to have many wonderful businesses from the West Michigan community spend thousands of dollars to support the tournament through sponsorships. We all know how tough the current economic times are and it would be easy for these companies to save thousands and cut the Big Red Classic from their budgets. The Tournament committee has an obligation to the sponsors to get has many participants as possible. Without sponsors there is no tournament. Over the past few years the number of boats has been declining (not just in Holland but in most other tournaments as well). So getting more participants is a priority. Good sponsors and more participants benefit everybody. It allows the tournament to pay 20 spots deep on the armature division as well as a competitive Pro payout. I know the committee will be asking for feedback from all the participants this year and will be using that feedback to plan for next year’s event. So I would encourage everybody to fish the event, have some fun, maybe win some money or prizes, and then give some feedback. And if you really want your voice to be heard I’m sure the committee would appreciate some additional volunteers. Jon Ofishially Hooked

Yes, I slip in Holland and spend as many weekends as possilble out on the water. I'm in Yacht Basin Marina. When in my slip I can sit and watch all the activity at the public launch.

Never exactly calculated it out. But I know that on a typical trip with 6 to 8 miles of run and 5 hours of trolling is around 20 gal.

Heading out in my 30' weekender. 1986 Sea Ray Weekender O'Fishally Hooked

I did not crimp but used glue to hold a scotty speed bead in place on either side of the autostop tube