See you in a few months after my house is done!

I've seen more sleds for sale lately than I can remember in the last few years. May be the start of the slow-down. I'm no econ major, but if interest rates go up like they're heading, then boat loans will become way less accessible. I'd think prices would have to hold or even come down at that point.

Depending on hours on the motors, my guess is worth around $30,000 +/- $5,0000. I'm a bad guesser though.

I hear you guys have a really nice one going out the door next week. Maybe we should start a new thread with some pictures!

For me the time to sell was when they closed Puget Sound to Wild Steelheading C & R. I went from an eleven month river salmon/steelhead fishery with about five or six month of pretty good fishing to now MAYBE a total of two to four weeks of very marginal fishing at best for the entire year. I miss the SuperVee but having a fishing machine sit in the garage so I can use it just a few times of year made no sense. However, after not having a sled for a few years I ended up getting a cheapo that I now use a hand full of times in the river each year and use more for crabbing than anything else. And the fish catching in my neck of the woods now, HORRIBLE!

I appreciate all the feedback folks.
If you know of someone that's serious.......... send them my way.
Have a great weeeeeeekend.

I would post a few pics but I no longer have a way to do that other than to use the old way on the website which its been way too many years to try and figure that out again...

It's basically a new Wooldridge model that is a based on our old whitewater version Classic, only modernized. And holy mackerel is it modernized. It's nearly complete and will be used on the Columbia, Salmon, Clearwater and maybe even sneak into the Cowlitz. It's a beauty but I can't post pictures unfortunately.

Danny

Touche bud...