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Announcements |
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All
new
2010
models
are
arriving
daily,
and
deals
on
all
08’
and
09’
models
have
never
been
better.
Stop
by
one
of
our
three
locations
today
and
let
us
help
you
and
your
family
get
into
the
boat
of
your
dreams! |
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Events |
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Promotion |
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out
this
promotion
and
more
at
www.ymarinaboats.com |
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Engine
of
the
Month |
2005 Yamaha F115
Jet
Drive
Only
$7,998.00!
One
of
the
finest
outboard
jet
engines
on
the
market,
Yamaha
4
stroke
engines
rule
all
waters.
This
115/80hp
Yamaha
outboard
jet
engine
will
be
an
absolutely
perfect
addition
for
the
back
of
your
boat!
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| Boating
Essentials |
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The
price
of
batteries
is
on
the
rise.
Find
the
best
battery
in
town
at
the
best
price,only
at
Y
Marina.
Only
$64.95
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Priority
Start-
This
incredible
device
operates
only
when
needed
to
prevent
deep
discharge
of
your
boat
battery
providing
automatic
starting
insurance
for
safety,
security
and
peace
of
mind.
Call
Y
Marina
today
for
more
information. |
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Contact
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Dear
Valued
Customer,
We
would
like
to
personally
thank
you
for
being
a
part
of
the
Y
Marina
Family.
We
would
like
to
wish
all
of
our
Y
Family
Members
a
safe
and
happy
2010!
We
will
begin
our
first
edition
of
2010
by
welcoming
all
of
our
new
Y
Family
Members.
We
hope
that
our
recent
updates
to
both
our
newsletter
and
our
website
have
been
beneficial
to
each
of
you,
as
we
are
now
able
to
give
our
Y
Family
Members
more
than
ever.
I
urge
you
to
complete
the
short
2
question
survey
that
is
found
on
the
information
sidebar
on
the
left
hand
side
of
this
newsletter.
All
of
the
information
collected
from
these
short
surveys
help
us
better
our
offerings
to
you,
our
Y
Family
Members.
I
would
also
like
to
ask
our
Y
Family
Members
to
please
continue
to
send
us
any
content
requests,
as
well
as
any
fishing
tips,
experience
or
recipes
that
you
would
like
to
share
with
our
ever
growing
Y
Family.
Winning
entries
for
the
month
of
January
will
be
featured
in
February’s
Y
Family
Newsletter!
You
can
now
view
all
of
our
past
and
future
newsletters
on
our
website,
www.ymarinaboats.com.
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Feature
Article
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2010
and
Beyond! |
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The
internet
has
truly
changed
the
way
that
the
world
works.
This
has
become
especially
true
in
the
boating
industry
over
the
past
several
years.
We
have
become
more
independent
both
as
customers
and
as
business
people,
using
the
World
Wide
Web
to
answer
questions,
instead
of
picking
up
the
phone,
or
going
to
visit
a
local
vendor.
As
consumers
we
are
now
able
to
visit
a
showroom
halfway
across
the
globe
with
the
click
of
a
button,
giving
you
the
ability
to
compare
and
contrast
models
as
well
as
the
ability
to
research
every
last
detail
of
a
specific
model
before
making
an
ever
important
purchase
decision.
Consumers
can
even
get
up
to
the
minute
updates
from
your
favorite
place
of
business
using
social
networking
tools
like
Twitter,
Facebook,
MySpace
and
AIM.
At
Y
Marina
we
have
made
a
commitment
to
keep
up
with
the
technological
world
around
us.
We
have
now
joined
the
wonderful
world
of
social
networking,
creating
a
page
both
Facebook
and
Twitter.
You
can
visit
our
home
page
today,
www.ymarinaboats.com,
for
a
direct
link
to
our
Twitter
and
Facebook
pages.
We
are
now
able
to
share
photos
and
up
to
the
minute
updates
on
upcoming
sales
and
important
events,
as
well
as
any
other
important
information
that
we
feel
our
Y
Family
Members
deserve
to
know.
Beginning
the
first
week
in
January
you
will
also
have
the
ability
to
chat
with
a
Y
Marina
employee
via
a
brand
new
chat
program
built
right
into
our
website.
If
you
have
a
question
about
a
specific
piece
of
inventory
or
service
that
Y
Marina
offers,
we
will
be
able
to
answer
your
questions
in
real
time,
without
ever
having
to
pick
up
the
phone.
Just
one
more
means
of
communication
for
our
Y
Family
Members
convenience.
Finally,
we
will
be
creating
personalized
videos
of
special
inventory
in
stock
at
Y
Marina.
A
guided
video
tour
by
one
of
our
fine
sales
associates
will
be
provided
for
you
from
the
comfort
of
your
home
or
office.
Keep
your
eye
out
for
these
videos,
and
much
more
to
come
in
2010.
And
as
always,
feel
free
to
contact
us
any
time
with
any
suggestions,
as
we
are
always
looking
to
improve
our
offering
to
our
Y
Family
Members.
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Service
Department
News |
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Take
advantage
of
short
winter
service
department
lines
and
get
your
boat
in
for
service
today.
As
many
of
you
know,
the
upcoming
spring
and
summer
months
tend
to
create
congestion
in
nearly
every
service
department
around
the
state.
If
your
boat
is
in
need
of
a
tune
up,
or
the
addition
of
accessories
or
electronics,
there
is
no
better
time
than
now.
Right
now
our
service
department
is
concentrating
most
of
their
efforts
on
winterization.
Extreme
cold
temperatures
have
been
sweeping
across
the
nation,
and
the
Northwest
has
been
one
of
its
targets.
If
you
have
an
inboard
or
I/O
that
has
not
been
winterized
this
year,
call
Dick
Hyatt
and
schedule
your
appointment,
541-888-5501.
Don’t
be
a
victim
of
the
cold
this
winter.
Preserve
your
engines
health
with
a
winterization
today.
You
can
now
schedule
your
service
online
at
www.ymarinaboats.com.
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John
Griffith's
Fishing
Tip
for
January
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Winter
Steelhead |
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Steelhead
are
the
primary
target
of
sport
fishing
effort
here
in
winter.
One
of
our
more
equal-opportunity
fisheries,
bank
fishermen
can
catch
hold
of
the
action
as
much
or
more
than
boat
anglers
can
on
smaller
streams.
Bank
fishing
was
the
only
way
to
do
it
prior
to
the
invention
of
the
McKenzie
style
drift
boat
in
the
early-middle
decades
of
the
last
century.
And
there
has
always
been
fly
fishing
for
summer-run
steelhead,
locally
on
the
Rogue
and
North
Umpqua,
and
more
people
are
trying
flies
for
winter
steelhead.
The
traditional
approach
in
bank
fishing
is
to
cast
a
lure
or
bait,
or
both
together,
at
the
upper
end
of
a
reach
of
water,
let
the
current
remove
the
slack,
and
experience
the
often-confounding
tap-tap
felt
through
the
rod
as
the
weight
drifts
along
hitting
the
higher
boulders
on
the
river
bottom.
A
strange-feeling
"tap"
or
a
stop
or
a
yank
signals
that
a
steelhead
has
picked
the
offering
up
in
its
mouth.
Boaters
use
plugs,
like
Hot
Shots,
or
bait
to
sweep
a
likely
piece
of
water.
An
old
technique
has
become
very
popular
recently
called
side-drifting.
In
this,
the
passengers
toss
bait
or
feathered
jigs
into
the
water
at
the
head
of
a
"slot"
and
the
boatman
steers
the
boat
to
keep
their
lures
in
the
best
part
of
the
water
as
the
boat
is
carried
downstream.
We
used
to
do
this
when
transiting
from
a
good
spot
to
the
next
one
downstream,
but
now
it
has
become
a
major
technique.
Some
fishermen
and
lots
of
guides
have
put
small
outboards
on
their
drift
boats
so
they
can
motor
back
up
to
the
head
of
steelhead-holding
water
and
go
through
again
and
again.
Therein
lies
the
problem.
On
a
big
river
it
doesn't
matter
because
there's
lots
of
room
for
everyone.
That's
not
the
case
on
small
streams
like
the
South
Fork
Coquille.
Last
year
the
State
Marine
Board
heard
and
rejected
a
request
to
ban
outboard
motors
on
the
South
Coquille.
It
was
the
second
time
this
decade
that
the
board
heard
and
rejected
the
request.
The
general
feeling
among
the
majority
of
board
members
was
that
the
ban
would
be
a
step
toward
micro-management,
and
that
good
manners
can't
be
legislated,
at
least
for
now.
So
how
does
the
outdoor
public
go
forward
with
this
history
of
user-group
disagreement?
I
suggest
they
do
as
the
Marine
Board
said,
practice
good
manners
or
a
rule
might
have
to
be
adopted
in
the
future.
If
bank
anglers
are
on
a
hole,
don't
motor
back
up
through
it.
If
other
boats
are
coming
to
fish
the
hole,
make
only
a
couple
of
passes
and
move
on
downstream
before
they
arrive.
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Fishing
Buzz |
Crabbing-
Crab
fishermen
continue
to
have
success
in
our
coastal
waters.
We
have
spoken
with
several
fishermen
who
have
reached
their
limit
in
a
very
short
amount
of
time.
Even
those
crabbing
inside
the
bar
have
had
great
success.
The
crab
has
been
very
full
and
as
delicious
as
ever!
Winter
Steelhead-
Keep
your
eye
out
for
updates
on
our
winter
steelhead
run
in
our
upcoming
February
Y
Family
Newsletter.
For
any
additional
fishing
tips
feel
free
to
contact
Dean
Hendricks
of
North
Country
Lures
and
Flies
LLC.
Dean
had
been
a
professional
guide
for
over
27
years,
with
roots
all
over
Northern
California.
He
is
still
very
much
involved
with
the
ODFW
and
many
of
the
local
fisheries
programs.
Mr.
Hendricks
is
in
constant
contact
with
a
network
of
professional
fishing
guides
and
is
happy
to
provide
any
knowledge
that
he
comes
across.
You
can
email
Dean
Hendricks
at
northcountryluresandflies@yahoo.com.
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Y
Family
Entry |
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Unfortunately
I
did
not
receive
a
Y
Family
entry
for
the
month
of
December.
Remember,
we
will
take
almost
anything
that
you
would
like
to
share
with
your
fellow
Y
Family
members.
Past
entries
have
included;
fishing
tips
and
experiences,
recipes,
experiences
with
Y
Marina,
as
well
as
photos
of
you
and
your
family
enjoying
your
purchase
from
Y
Marina.
Please
do
not
hesitate
to
email
ryanlancaster@ymarinaboats.com
with
anything
that
you
would
like
to
share.
If
email
is
not
your
preferred
method
of
communication,
feel
free
to
give
me
a
call
at
541-888-5501,
or
come
in
and
talk
with
me
in
person!
Just
ask
for
Ryan.
Your
entry
may
be
featured
in
February’s
newsletter.
The
winning
Y
Family
entry
for
the
month
of
January
will
receive
a
cool
prize
package
courtesy
of
Y
Marina. |
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Recipe
of
the
Month |
A
Fish
Named
Rosemary
Inspired
by
John
Griffith’s
fishing
tip
for
January,
we
at
Y
Marina
thought
a
recipe
for
steelhead
would
be
fitting.
Steelhead
is
an
absolute
treat
to
catch
as
well
as
to
eat.
This
month’s
featured
recipe
comes
from
www.fly-fishing-discounters.com
and
is
titled
“A
Fish
Named
Rosemary.”
Ingredients:
• A
1
pound
steelhead
filet,
skin
optional
• 1
clove
fresh
garlic,
finely
chopped
• 1
and
1/2
tbsp
rosemary
chopped
coarse
• The
zest
of
a
single
lemon
• The
juice
of
a
half
of
a
lemon
• 1/4
tsp
Iodized
table
salt
• 1/2
tsp
ground
black
peppercorns
• 1
tbsp
extra
virgin
olive
oil
• Additional
olive
oil
for
pan
greasing
Preparation:
Line
a
baking
pan
with
tin
foil
and
the
coat
it
with
the
additional
olive
oil.
Pre-heat
your
broiler
on
the
highest
setting.
Combine
all
of
the
ingredients
except
for
the
1
pound
fillet
of
steelhead.
Blend
the
ingredients
until
it
forms
a
paste.
If
you
keep
the
skin
on,
put
the
fish
in
the
pan
skin-side
down
and
evenly
spread
seasoning
mix
over
the
fish
meat.
Broil
the
fish
for
about
5
minutes
or
less
at
position
2
in
the
broiler
(2
racks
away
from
the
heat).
The
fish
should
be
JUST
seared
and
the
seasoning
CANNOT
even
appear
to
be
burned.
Lower
the
fish
to
the
3rd
or
4th
broiler
position
and
lower
the
heat
to
325⁰F.
Continue
to
cook
for
about
10
minutes
until
the
thickest
part
of
the
fish
is
cooked.
Serve
and
enjoy!
This
steelhead
recipe
is
delicious
when
complimented
with
steamed
vegetables,
rice,
or
your
favorite
potato.
A
glass
of
wine
or
a
nice
cold
beer
is
a
necessity!
Please
contact
us
if
you
have
the
opportunity
to
try
this
awesome
steelhead
recipe.
We
are
interested
to
hear
if
our
Y
Family
Members
enjoyed
the
recipe,
or
if
it
should
be
cast
to
Davey
Jones's
Locker!
Also,
please
do
not
forget
to
share
"your"
favorite
sea
food
recipe.
You
recipe
may
be
featured
in
our
January
Y
Family
Newsletter.
If
your
recipe
is
selected,
you
can
receive
cool
prizes,
courtesy
of
Y
Marina.
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2010
Mercury
Clearance
Sale! |
Our
2010
engines
are
arriving
daily
and
all
08’
and
09
models
have
to
go!
Below
are
a
few
examples
of
incredible
deals
no
being
offered
at
Y
Marina;
• 2008
Mercury
F8ELH.
Was
$2,500,
now
only
$2,120!
• 2008
Mercury
F9.9ELH.
Was
$2,972,
now
only
$2,500!
• 2008
Mercury
F15MLH.
Was
$2,616,
now
only
$2,206!
• 2008
Mercury
F30ELHPT.
Was
$5,411,
now
only
$4,685!
Don't
miss
your
chance
to
save
hundreds
on
a
brand
new
Mercury
4
Stroke
outboard
today!
*Offer
includes
all
factory
rebates
and
incentives.
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2010 Weldcraft
Marine 240
Cuddy
King
The
all
new
2010
Weldcraft
Cuddy
King
has
arrived!
This
incredible
offshore
fishing
vessel
is
extremely
versatile,
and
we
are
sure
that
you
are
going
to
fall
in
love
with
it.
This
Cuddy
King
comes
standard
with
a
welded
swim
platform/offshore
bracket,
welded
kicker
motor
bracket,
2
step
boarding
ladder,
extra
large
sub-floor
fish
box,
V-berth
cabin
doors,
rear
transom
door,
bolt
on
radar
mount,
welded
anchor
pulpit,
Yamaha
tachometer,
speedometer
and
fuel
management
gauge,
twin
engine
tie
bar,
floor
courtesy
lights,
locking
fuel
cap,
welded
grab
handles,
two
tone
paint,
upgrade
to
Extreme
Duty
Suspension
Seats,
dual
rear
facing
lights,
lockable
glove
box,
2
large
bench
seats
with
storage,
electronics
mounting
space,
fully
enclosed
cabin,
2
fold
down
jump
seats
on
rear
deck,
large
transom
fish
box,
and
tons
of
fishing
room!
This
boat
is
powered
by
brand
new
twin
Yamaha
F115TXR’s
and
sits
atop
an
EZ
Loader
galvanized
tandem
axle
trailer
with
a
spare
tire.
Call
or
come
and
see
us
today
for
more
information
on
this
beautiful
Weldcraft,
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Sale |
2007 Fish-Rite 20'
Explorer
Only
$34,500.00!
This
brand
new
2007
Fish
Rite
20’
X
72”
Explorer
Inboard
Jet
is
a
great
boat
for
Northwest
waterways.
Standard
features
for
this
Fish
Rite
include;
marine
grade
alloys,
5/8”
Aqua
Ply,
vinyl
floors,
all
welded
construction,
15
degree
hull,
full
length
side
trays,
diamond
plate
step
deck
and
storage,
diamond
plate
swim
platform,
5
welded
cleats,
welded
transducer
bracket,
one
color
paint
with
graphics,
interior
zolatone,
walk
thru
windshield,
steering
installed,
2
air
ride
seats,
2
large
bench
seats
with
storage,
under
floor
fuel
tank,
driver
side
wipers
transom
cut
out
for
kicker
motor,
full
canvas
and
drop
curtain,
heater/defroster
unit,
stainless
transom
rails,
polished
gunnels,
fish
cleaning
tray.
This
boat
is
powered
by
a
new
350
MPI
901
Ex-stream
Jet
inboard
jet
and
sits
atop
a
Tricker
tandem
axle
galvanized
trailer
with
load
guides.
Retail
price
for
this
package
is
over
$49,512.
But
with
current
special
factory
discounts
and
rebates
of
over
$15,000,
we
are
now
selling
this
boat
for
only
$34,500.
Truly
once
in
a
lifetime
savings!
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2008 Fish-Rite 21'
Deck
Jet
Only
$29,992.00!
The
Fish-Rite
Deck
Jet
is
a
river
guides
dream,
is
built
to
handle
whatever
the
river
has
to
handle,
with
a
full
load
of
people
onboard.
This
awesome
Fish-Rite
21’
x
78”
Deck
Jet
comes
standard
with
center
console
steering,
under
floor
fuel
tank,
water
fuel
separator,
dual
battery
with
box
and
switch,
full
instrument
panel,
12
volt
power
point,
horn,
1250
GPH
bilge
pump,
bilge
blower,
navigation
lights,
bow
anchor
release,
diamond
plate
swim
board,
24”
welded
hand
rails,
2
swinging
doors,
swim
board
step,
carpet
package,
Hawkeye
anchor
system,
full
floor
storage,
auto
bilge
switch,
inside
night
lights,
fish
finder,
quick
disconnect
for
kicker
fuel
tank,
5
Fish-Rite
high
back
seats
with
arm
rests,
5
removable
pedestal
mounts,
polished
gunnels,
bimini
canvas
top,
sun
deck
motor
cowling
with
storage,
and
a
forward
fish
box.
This
boat
is
powered
by
a
Chevy
350
MPI
inboard
jet
engine
with
a
212
Hamilton
pump
and
sits
atop
a
tandem
axle
galvanized
EZ
Loader
trailer
with
chine
guides
and
breaks.
This
Deck
Jet
retails
for
over
$60,000.
Right
now
you
can
save
over
$30,338
in
factory
savings
and
rebates
and
drive
away
with
this
brand
new
boat
for
only
$29,992! |
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Marina
1307
Newmark
Coos
Bay,
OR
97420
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