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Thanks, yes that track system is rock solid.....carries anything you'll need for sure. It carried a set of down riggers as well but those are going to the new boat coming ......jim

2014 Parker 2520 XLD w/triple axle venture aluminum trailer >Yamaha F-300 (315 hours) >Yamaha T-9.9 kicker >Hydraulic assist steering Ray Marine electronics > C-127 mfd w/48 mile radar > E-400 autopilot > VHF radio > Suspension seat > Rear folding transom seat...

Ok guy's 4 years of great fishing and I have the bug.....needing to go bigger and this ones gotta go......any one interested in talking and taking a look give me a bump back... fresh water only .....many upgrades.....and fish later this is a great fishing machine... 3 one three 2 one 5...

Never actually tried to see what the fastest troll was that we could run, however we've trolled for hours 4-6 any place from 2.5 up to 3.2 mph with out issue ..... Jim

I am running the 2520 XLD up in the great lakes 300 hp and 9.9 yamaha......seems pretty solid for my use caught my self trolling into some 4-5 footers out in lake Michigan later last summer.....no issues at all.

Winter will go by quick (I hope) and yes that is a 300, plus a little 9.9 kicker behind it......plan to do a lot of Great Lakes trolling.

So we are now official, a quick run yesterday. And home to the barn, how long till spring?

Thanks, we should bring it home in a couple weeks and put her away till spring, we'll get some shots and post once home. We plan to bounce a bit, western Lake Erie in the spring and early summer then off to Lake Michigan.

Looks like we have another Parker hitting the water in the spring, we just dropped a deposit on a new 2520, from what we have been reading looks like the last boat we'll ever need......

Hey, guys any advice on setting up for Great Lakes trolling, took a test run on a 2510 last weekend, was thinking about a 2520 xld, single outboard plus a kicker...any thoughts ?