THE NEW 32 YELLOWFIN IS HERE!!! - Page 4

Hooligan · 02-14-2008, 04:24 PM

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Originally Posted by sopranospizzaland

I'll have the boat docked at my house on the navesink. Its going to be black with a full tower. The name will be "Fogettaboutit" If you go down the river and see the boat stop by I would be more then happy to show it to you.

That is awesome. When will Wylie have it ready for you. Nice color choice! What power package? Rob Carmicheal the northeast rep. is a personal very good freind of mine. Is yours going to be similar to his in layout?

Sal G

sopranospizzaland · 02-14-2008, 04:39 PM

I'm waiting to see how the mercury 350's work. It will be set up some what like his but I'm putting a bait freezer and freezer plate in all the fish boxes under water lights it's going to be loaded. I think I'm going to go with the Raymarine HD. The boat will be finished in June-July. I told Wylie to get the 36' done first with 300's and have the 42 ready if the 350's work well will do that in triples or quads. Are you from the area?

Hooligan · 02-14-2008, 04:47 PM

Yes I am. I live in Toms River. And have another place in Atlantic Beach, NC right by Morehead City, I dock behind both places. I just got rid of my 34YF this past summer and have yet to replace it. I am thinking of the new 32YF as I fish a lot of hours yearly and looking for a little better fuel burn. I have not yet made a decision. Mine was the first Yellowfin in Jersey back in 2004. Now we have quite a few Yellowins in the state and more and more coming. A great boat, a great company, a great builder. ONLY IN A YELLOWFIN!!!!

Sal Gozzo

sopranospizzaland · 02-14-2008, 04:57 PM

The 32' looks nice and all you need is twins. I know the fuel burn will be high but you only live once. If you stop by we can work out a deal you take me fishing down NC for tuna and I'll take you down to Islandmorada Sail fishing or whatever you like.

Todd Maino

BoundForGlory · 02-14-2008, 05:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by sopranospizzaland

I'll have the boat docked at my house on the navesink. Its going to be black with a full tower. The name will be "Fogettaboutit" If you go down the river and see the boat stop by I would be more then happy to show it to you.

I live just down the road in Fair Haven and dock at Twin Lights, if you see a tan 26 Regulator checking out your boat that will be us. Waiting to get a ride on Mulldogg's 32 Yellowfin when it's completed.

Rich

sopranospizzaland · 02-14-2008, 05:23 PM

Just look for the boat it'll be on the Middletown side.

BoundForGlory · 02-14-2008, 05:54 PM

SopranosPL will you be going with the new G series or the E series with the HD upgrades? We're running the E120 with just the 4K dome, will upgrade to the new software but wondering if it's worth it to ungrade any further. We only do so many runs offshore, so the adding equipment expense might not be worth it. Waiting to see what fuel expense will be this year.

Mulldogg just took a test drive on the 32 pictured here, if you do a search on the other "bass" site I believe he posted more pictures. He's very much in love with the new 32 and is upgrading for a 26 Regulator. He's a great guy and I fished with him last year so I 'm sure he'd answer any questions on what he experienced on the new boat.

Rich Andres

sopranospizzaland · 02-14-2008, 06:27 PM

Rich, I'm going with the G When I was at the Fort Laudurdale show I looked at them they were amazing the detail on them was like nothing I've ever seen and clear I talked with the head sale rep and I was conserned about losing bottom at high speeds as well as reading the depth and fish finder over 1500'. He said no problem that was one of the things they worked on and gave me his card to call him before I install so Raymarine will be involved, so it's on the money without issues. Look at there web site it's pretty cool.

Hooligan · 02-14-2008, 07:23 PM

Hey Todd

I know Wylie pushes the Raymarine, he actually now has a Furuno dealership.

You may want check out the new Furuno 3D series blackboxes!

Sal

sopranospizzaland · 02-14-2008, 07:41 PM

Sal, I looked at them at the show there booth was next to Raymarine there was some nice points on them but over all the Raymarine was over the top with the whole package. Thats one thing I liked about that show it was easy to compare them both. You could go booth to booth in 2 steps. Wylie didn't install the G HD in any of the boats that I saw. There alittle pricey, but it's like all that stuff there's something better out tomorrow. The big thing with me was losing bottom at high speeds. In the keys you can run out of water quick, and the depth is another factor 11 miles out your in 1500'+ of water. Talk to you later have to take my girlfriend out to dinner or there will be no boating for me.

02-14-2008, 05:54 PM	#37
BoundForGlory Hardcore fishacholic Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Fair Haven, NJ Posts: 84 Credits: 1,249.2 Boat: 26 Regulator w/250's Home Port: Brielle, NJ	Raymarine G or E for your 42 & 36 SopranosPL will you be going with the new G series or the E series with the HD upgrades? We're running the E120 with just the 4K dome, will upgrade to the new software but wondering if it's worth it to ungrade any further. We only do so many runs offshore, so the adding equipment expense might not be worth it. Waiting to see what fuel expense will be this year. Mulldogg just took a test drive on the 32 pictured here, if you do a search on the other "bass" site I believe he posted more pictures. He's very much in love with the new 32 and is upgrading for a 26 Regulator. He's a great guy and I fished with him last year so I 'm sure he'd answer any questions on what he experienced on the new boat. Rich Andres

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02-14-2008, 04:39 PM	#32
sopranospizzaland I just got squirted with ballyhoo poop Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 40 Credits: 1,333.0	I'm waiting to see how the mercury 350's work. It will be set up some what like his but I'm putting a bait freezer and freezer plate in all the fish boxes under water lights it's going to be loaded. I think I'm going to go with the Raymarine HD. The boat will be finished in June-July. I told Wylie to get the 36' done first with 300's and have the 42 ready if the 350's work well will do that in triples or quads. Are you from the area?

02-14-2008, 04:47 PM	#33
Hooligan Sit down Shut up And fish Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 476 Credits: 1,470.2	Yes I am. I live in Toms River. And have another place in Atlantic Beach, NC right by Morehead City, I dock behind both places. I just got rid of my 34YF this past summer and have yet to replace it. I am thinking of the new 32YF as I fish a lot of hours yearly and looking for a little better fuel burn. I have not yet made a decision. Mine was the first Yellowfin in Jersey back in 2004. Now we have quite a few Yellowins in the state and more and more coming. A great boat, a great company, a great builder. ONLY IN A YELLOWFIN!!!! Sal Gozzo

02-14-2008, 04:57 PM	#34
sopranospizzaland I just got squirted with ballyhoo poop Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 40 Credits: 1,333.0	The 32' looks nice and all you need is twins. I know the fuel burn will be high but you only live once. If you stop by we can work out a deal you take me fishing down NC for tuna and I'll take you down to Islandmorada Sail fishing or whatever you like. Todd Maino

02-14-2008, 05:23 PM	#36
sopranospizzaland I just got squirted with ballyhoo poop Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 40 Credits: 1,333.0	Just look for the boat it'll be on the Middletown side.

02-14-2008, 06:27 PM	#38
sopranospizzaland I just got squirted with ballyhoo poop Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 40 Credits: 1,333.0	Rich, I'm going with the G When I was at the Fort Laudurdale show I looked at them they were amazing the detail on them was like nothing I've ever seen and clear I talked with the head sale rep and I was conserned about losing bottom at high speeds as well as reading the depth and fish finder over 1500'. He said no problem that was one of the things they worked on and gave me his card to call him before I install so Raymarine will be involved, so it's on the money without issues. Look at there web site it's pretty cool.

02-14-2008, 07:23 PM	#39
Hooligan Sit down Shut up And fish Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 476 Credits: 1,470.2	Hey Todd I know Wylie pushes the Raymarine, he actually now has a Furuno dealership. You may want check out the new Furuno 3D series blackboxes! Sal

02-14-2008, 07:41 PM	#40
sopranospizzaland I just got squirted with ballyhoo poop Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 40 Credits: 1,333.0	Sal, I looked at them at the show there booth was next to Raymarine there was some nice points on them but over all the Raymarine was over the top with the whole package. Thats one thing I liked about that show it was easy to compare them both. You could go booth to booth in 2 steps. Wylie didn't install the G HD in any of the boats that I saw. There alittle pricey, but it's like all that stuff there's something better out tomorrow. The big thing with me was losing bottom at high speeds. In the keys you can run out of water quick, and the depth is another factor 11 miles out your in 1500'+ of water. Talk to you later have to take my girlfriend out to dinner or there will be no boating for me.