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My son {bless his heart} cut and installed the Greyline tank in the rear deck. Guess I'll have to take him fishing.

Looks like it belongs there.

i've been thinking about doing that on my sled. did he plumb the pick-up and drain as well?

in my boat, i have a large live well in that area of my boat and thought about putting a tank there, but i'm a little hesitant about cutting holes in my boat!

That is some fine looking work

That looks GREAT! I think you might also him a few frosty cold beers. Enjoy the new tank, Greyline makes a great one.
Tight Lines
Mitch "Rooster" Parker

Dang sure does. But have a question..... Back when ran live bait, I would always have my tank on the front floor. Kinda distribute the weight. You think that effect the ride much being that far back when it's full?

Great job, just a curious question.

Thanks pops! It turned out pretty good but i think it could use some finishing touches. A little trim work around the top. And its not plumbed to pull water in
and it just drains in to bilge.

And its only a 20 gallon so it dosent effect ride at all. Its a 21' with a 150 suzuki

+ 12 on the frosty beers! Lol!

Oh ok, my eyes are getting worse in my later years, looked like a 50 gallon sitting there. I was thinking around 400lbs setting there with it full.

Does look cool as hell though.

My boat has a hinged back deck that used to be a bear to raise up. Now you can raise either side for storage and it is still strong enough to walk on. Sometimes my kid amazes even me. The boy can do just about anything he sets his mind to. Think that comes from my side of the family. LOL
Kerry: loaded with water and bait and gear , she will still come to plan in a very short distance.

If you see us out on the water----- Say howdy, allways good to meet fellow TFF's.

Larry that looks awesome!

Thanks Matt. Hope to get out your way in a couple of weeks.
Good fishing!

Man that is an awsome boat