Blue Crabber
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- Apr 2, 2009
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Hey everyone.
Just had a quick question about wakeboarding. I recently purchased a 20' Four Winns bowrider that has a ski towing attachment in the center of the boat at the top of the transom. (NO tower or plyon)
I was thinking about trying wakeboarding and wondering if I will be able to learn the basics and have fun just using the ski attachment and not a "high tie" point.
The previous owner said that he wakeboarded behind the boat (I didn't ask) and that all he did was trim the motor up a little bit for a better wake.
Just wondering what everyone thinks. Don't want to spend the money on a tower before I know that I am going to enjoy it and how the boat is going to perform.
Just had a quick question about wakeboarding. I recently purchased a 20' Four Winns bowrider that has a ski towing attachment in the center of the boat at the top of the transom. (NO tower or plyon)
I was thinking about trying wakeboarding and wondering if I will be able to learn the basics and have fun just using the ski attachment and not a "high tie" point.
The previous owner said that he wakeboarded behind the boat (I didn't ask) and that all he did was trim the motor up a little bit for a better wake.
Just wondering what everyone thinks. Don't want to spend the money on a tower before I know that I am going to enjoy it and how the boat is going to perform.