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We usually hit the water around 9-10am so "Breakfast?" means "Beer?"

I plan on wakeboarding/wakesurfing thru oct and probably into nov. water temp is still upper 70s.

Mine broke about 2 months ago. Local welding shop rewelded it for free.

I have a Polk Audio Dxi.

I'm running a 12" sub under the helm and 4x Rev8s on an SD6 amp. Sounds perfect.

I went with SeaDek in my Typhoon. Love it!

We keep our boat at a local marina(covered, dry storage), so we generally go to the three nearest bayous. Garnier Bayou is our usual spot. It runs N-S and and has some nice beaches and rope swings to anchor up at. Cinco Bayou is oriented E-W but doesn't have beaches. It's a nice alternative if the wind is churning up Garnier. Poquito Bayou is nice on windy days, but is the smallest.

Throwing in my 2 cents. A good friend of mine here has a 'Bu and his wakeboarding wake is killer! Super clean on both sides. When it comes to surfing, my Typhoon has his boat beat, hands down. The new Bu's with Surfgate have me intrigued, and I've seen Tige's with great surf waves as well. I cant speak to any of the Nautiques, but I suppose it all comes down to what someone is willing spend. Whether your wake is for surfing or wakeboarding we're all getting outta the house and on the water. If you see someone with a different boat, swing by, and make new friends....unless of course they're towing a tube around in circles and churning up the water. In that case tell them about that "secret spot" they'll love.

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I'm a big fan of modern rock. Basically anything you hear on XM Octane. The wife is all about Top 40 and club music. Dropping the anchor and drinking BEvERages tunes is usually classic rock/top40/country.

Thanks for the pic! Now to get this done before the weekend!

My current and certainly capable 2WD '08 Frontier. I towed it 4+ hours from Lake Martin, AL down to the FL gulf coast and it handled everything just fine. Truck held first gear for awhile when starting from a stop, but while underway it maintained 50-60mph without complaining. I took this the day i bought the boat last spring. Stupid sticker was peeled off before she went back in the water and the stereo was replaced/rewired this past winter/early spring.

I would bet that it would be cheaper to mod the existing tab rather than getting the '14 asymmetric one.

Sweet goofy wave! Got pics of the port tab mod?

About $600.