Hey guys,
I just got my new sea nymph - 1667T - VERY PLEASED!!!
In my previous posts, you may remember that I had the tall transom that had to be cut down to a shorty - great move. This boat is exactly what I was looking for. The mechanic that cut down the transom said this was the most solid boat he had seen in some time. I am fishing again, but I am having more fun finding honey holes cruising around the lake. BTW, I have no vested interested in Lowes or sea nymphs, except that after combing the internet for what I wanted, this one seemed to fill the bill the best. I have never been happier with what I thought was a gamble at first. I'm thinking that this one will be passed on to one of my six kids (um, in several years) or one of the grandkids that I just started to accumulate the other day. Damn, this boats solid, and with the 9.9 I put on it, it gets around just fine (lake limit). For my purposes, the nymph is perfect if you know what I mean. Rico
I just got my new sea nymph - 1667T - VERY PLEASED!!!
In my previous posts, you may remember that I had the tall transom that had to be cut down to a shorty - great move. This boat is exactly what I was looking for. The mechanic that cut down the transom said this was the most solid boat he had seen in some time. I am fishing again, but I am having more fun finding honey holes cruising around the lake. BTW, I have no vested interested in Lowes or sea nymphs, except that after combing the internet for what I wanted, this one seemed to fill the bill the best. I have never been happier with what I thought was a gamble at first. I'm thinking that this one will be passed on to one of my six kids (um, in several years) or one of the grandkids that I just started to accumulate the other day. Damn, this boats solid, and with the 9.9 I put on it, it gets around just fine (lake limit). For my purposes, the nymph is perfect if you know what I mean. Rico