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Hello all, Ive been lurking here as well as other forums for a couple of years and have a couple of questions.
1) We mainly go to Lake Mead, how will the G23 handle the rough waters that Lake Mead can throw at you?
2)When there are huge swells I would normally trim my Sea Ray out and raise the bow, what are common practices
to achieve the same with a inboard?
3)We also beach on occasion , is that totally out now? The sales person I've talked to a few times swears he beaches his G all the time at Mead. Thoughts and recommendations.
It's obvious my family has never owned a boat of this caliber, my boys wakeboard behind our Sea Ray but want to go
surfing instead. They're both athletes and boarding seems a little rough on the knees. I've never driven an inboard
or riden in one for a matter of fact. We are attracted to this type of boat for seating, layout, storage, and cool factor.
Any thoughts on out purchase?
Thanks
Ron P.
There will be plenty more questions.
1) We mainly go to Lake Mead, how will the G23 handle the rough waters that Lake Mead can throw at you?
2)When there are huge swells I would normally trim my Sea Ray out and raise the bow, what are common practices
to achieve the same with a inboard?
3)We also beach on occasion , is that totally out now? The sales person I've talked to a few times swears he beaches his G all the time at Mead. Thoughts and recommendations.
It's obvious my family has never owned a boat of this caliber, my boys wakeboard behind our Sea Ray but want to go
surfing instead. They're both athletes and boarding seems a little rough on the knees. I've never driven an inboard
or riden in one for a matter of fact. We are attracted to this type of boat for seating, layout, storage, and cool factor.
Any thoughts on out purchase?
Thanks
Ron P.
There will be plenty more questions.
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