Looking for a 25 Parker named Reel Dawg

[Luv2fish]

This was posted on another site:

Wonder if the owner of I think a Parker 25 named Reel Dawg is a TFer or if a TFer knows the owner. I think they live or keep the boat near Cape St. Clair. Saw it trailered a while back in fall.

Drop me a B-mail if you could - thanks.
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There's a fine line between crazy and insane-I've got a foot on either side. Skip

I offered to post it here. If anyone knows this person please send me a private message and I'll try to connect them.

 

[BradV]

he owe you lunch money?

 

[Luv2fish]

Posted it for a guy on Tidal Fish. Good question though. I'd hate to get caught up in some malicious activity.

Skip is a good guy. I've never seen him post anything malicious and he is always trying to help people out.

I'm just the messenger, don't shoot.

 

[Megabyte]

I think Skip secretly wants to trade his Grady for a Parker.

 

[Luv2fish]

In that case I'm the perfect go between. I used to have a Grady before I got my Parker.

 

[Luv2fish]

Skip just told me he's looking for the owner because his trailer is about 12 years old and he's looking at options. The Parker is about the same size as his boat and he was wondering how the trailer held up.

 

[Megabyte]

That would be true.
A 27 Sailfish and a 2520 would take the same size trailer, and if I were buying one for me...

Knowing Skips boat, and the way he loads and uses it... I would opt for a 10,500# aluminum I-beam bunk trailer with the extra keel bunks, keel rollers (to protect the keel at load-on), tandem torsion axles, Kodiak stainless steel brakes (on both axles), 15" Goodyear Marathon tires and wheels, vertical guide poles, all stainless hardware, and a LED lighting package.

If he really wanted to go all out, get an electric over hydraulic braking package. They are the shiznit. :wink: