April 22 - Bring Your Boat to White Lake to Pull Shaun Murray!

[Evening Shade]

Cool pics! With all the Cypress trees it reminds me of a Florida Lake.

[Kmayotte]

How many boats was Murray pulled by?


Sent from my iPhone using PLT Nautique

[68correctcraft]

46

[NautiqueJeff]

SkiTower Great shots, as usual. Thanks for posting them!

[morfoot]

Hate that I missed this one. Would have loved to have been there for this with the 72' Mustang but Daughters last prom was more important. Thanks for all the great pictures. I'm sure Shaun had a ball boarding behind a bunch of Classic CC's.

[DLafont]

Those are some awesome pictures!! Thanks for sharing. So many awesome boats and Murray seems like he really enjoyed being pulled by each and every one of them!!

[SkiTower]

Those are some awesome pictures!! Thanks for sharing. So many awesome boats and Murray seems like he really enjoyed being pulled by each and every one of them!!

Thanks guys! Make sure you look at them on a computer screen, I don't think a phone gives a good effect.


I was surprised (though shouldn't have been) that his intention was not to just ride but instead pull at least one invert behind each boat (and there were a LOT of ski boats). Even after 31 straight when we first ran out of boats he was still catching rides behind boats just to pass the time. Completely understand why he's a long time professional. I saw a rope slip out of his hand once...he landed EVERY trick. And the air he got behind the PN G, awesome!

[Quinner]

Thanks for sharing all those pics, some really great shots in there. LOL on the inverts behind the unweighted inboards from the pylon, that's how we learned, pointed uni-directional wake board with stirrups, no tower/ext pylon or ballast, oh the humanity, lol!!

[SkiTower]

Thanks for sharing all those pics, some really great shots in there. LOL on the inverts behind the unweighted inboards from the pylon, that's how we learned, pointed uni-directional wake board with stirrups, no tower/ext pylon or ballast, oh the humanity, lol!!

Some did but lot didn't have pylons...that's what made it Wow! There's a straight on shot of an older boat with him upside down. One of my fav shots but wish I could have been a tad closer


Sent from my iPhone using PLT Nautique

[Quinner]

Marty Mabe's Skylark was actually pulling from the stern lift ring even, besides being left hand drive that boat also has a foot throttle. Your shot of Jackie Deen's 75' is the straight on one you mentioned, great shot for sure!! Would have really liked to have buzzed out there for that weekend, just wasn't in the cards, bummer.

[Fgroce]

Cool would have liked to have been there.

[Kmayotte]

Here's a video Shaun shared of his riding and the pics of all the awesome Correct Crafts! Great drone footage. Shaun is a true professional sending it behind 46 boats in those conditions. I'm impressed.

[ScooterMcgavin]

Very cool video with great pics! Thanks for sharing, lots of great Nautiques and he is a true professional.

[Evening Shade]

Here's a video Shaun shared of his riding and the pics of all the awesome Correct Crafts! Great drone footage. Shaun is a true professional sending it behind 46 boats in those conditions. I'm impressed.

And he's a great guy and ambassador for water sports too. I think anyone who has had a chance to meet Shaun would agree.

[SkiTower]

Very cool video with great pics! Thanks for sharing, lots of great Nautiques and he is a true professional.

x2