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Dear
Valued
Customer,
We
would
like
to
personally
thank
you
for
being
a
part
of
the
Y
Marina
Family.
We
are
especially
excited
for
this
month’s
newsletter,
as
this
edition
marks
the
one
year
anniversary
of
our
beloved
Y
Family
Newsletter!
We
would
like
to
personally
thank
all
of
you
for
your
input
and
suggestions
over
the
past
year,
as
you
have
helped
shape
the
newsletter
to
what
it
has
become
today.
Please
continue
to
send
us
your
content
requests,
stories
and
suggestions,
as
we
are
constantly
looking
to
improve
each
newsletter.
We
have
created
a
special
survey
question
for
this
month’s
edition
in
regard
to
what
content
you
would
like
to
see
more
of
in
future
Y
Family
Newsletters,
so
please
take
the
time
to
share
your
thoughts.
February’s
Y
Family
newsletter
will
contain
even
more
content
than
usual,
as
February
is
one
of
our
busiest
months.
Check
out
February’s
contest
details
to
find
out
how
you
can
win
cool
prizes
courtesy
of
Y
Marina.
We
hope
you
enjoy
this
month’s
newsletter.
Thank
you
for
all
of
the
support
over
the
past
year!
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| It's
Boat
Show
Season! |
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January
and
February
is
boat
show
season
for
dealers
all
over
the
Northwest.
For
many
dealers,
this
means
the
best
pricing
offers
of
the
year
on
their
entire
selection
of
boats
in
engines.
For
Y
Marina,
this
is
no
exception.
With
the
help
of
some
wonderful
factory
incentives,
we
are
able
to
offer
boating
packages
and
outboard
engines
at
truly
once
in
a
lifetime
pricing.
If
you
are
looking
to
buy
a
new
or
pre-owned
boating
package
in
2010,
there
is
truly
no
better
time
than
the
present.
Some
of
the
offers
available
include
the
“Sea
Ray
Take
Command
Sales
Event,"
which
offers
anywhere
from
$500
to
$7,000
in
factory
cash
on
all
new
Sea
Ray
boats
in
stock.
The
Yamaha
“2016”
promotion
which
offers
a
full
6
year
factory
warranty
on
select
2007-2010
Yamaha
outboard
engines
purchased
between
now
and
March
31st.
And
finally,
the
Evinrude
“Get
an
Early
Start
Sales
Event”
which
offers
incredible
warranty
options
as
well
as
money
towards
labor
costs
for
installing
your
new
engine.
This
is
only
a
few
of
the
offers
available
for
the
purchase
of
a
new
boat
or
engine
this
winter.
Visit
our
website
and
click
on
the
“OEM
Promotions”
link
for
more
information
on
many
of
the
programs
available
this
February.
Y
Marina
will
have
a
full
display
of
boats
at
this
year’s
Eugene
Boat
and
Sportsman’s
show
from
Friday,
February
5th
to
Sunday,
February
7th.
We
will
also
have
a
full
display
of
boats
available
for
viewing
at
the
Roseburg
Sportsmen’s
&
Outdoor
Recreation
Show
from
Friday
February
19th
to
the
21st.
Stop
by
and
talk
with
one
of
our
wonderful
sales
associates,
or
just
stop
in
and
say
hello.
We
will
have
information
and
pricing
available
for
every
boat
package
in
stock,
as
well
as
large
selection
of
both
fiberglass
and
aluminum
boat
packages
availible
for
viewing.
If
you
can’t
make
it
to
one
of
these
fine
sportsmen’s
shows,
feel
free
to
give
us
a
call
anytime
during
the
month
of
February.
All
Y
Family
Members
will
be
able
to
take
advantage
of
these
incredible
discounts.
But
keep
in
mind,
these
once
in
a
lifetime
prices
are
only
available
until
February
28th,
so
do
not
hesitate!
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Chat |
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We
are
proud
to
formally
introduce
the
brand
new
chat
feature
that
is
now
available
on
our
website.
Now,
when
our
Y
Family
Members
visit
our
website,
they
will
be
able
to
interact
with
one
of
our
friendly
sales
staff
via
our
brand
new
chat
program.
From
a
quick
question
to
in-depth
conversations,
you
are
now
able
to
interact
with
our
sales
staff
without
having
to
pick
up
the
phone,
or
drive
to
your
nearest
lot
location.
If
one
of
our
representatives
is
available
to
chat,
you
will
see
a
special
pop-up
with
the
salesman’s
name
and
photograph
on
it.
Feel
free
to
try
this
feature
at
any
time,
even
if
it
is
just
to
say
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John
Griffith's
February
Fishing
Tips |
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February
typically
brings
us
radical
mood
swings
of
weather.
It
has
snowed
before,
and
been
beautiful
with
clear,
calm
days.
I've
seen
both
the
same
day:
snow
right
down
to
the
surf's
edge
under
a
clear
but
cold
sky.
But
we
usually
get
some
clear,
fairly
warm
and
windless
days,
too.
These
can
be
the
best
days
all
year
to
get
out
on
the
water.
Crowds
and
the
prevailing
northwest
winds
and
choppy
seas
of
summer
are
still
months
away,
crabbing
is
good,
and
the
ocean
can
be
almost
flat.
There's
never
a
time
to
lay
down
your
guard
outdoors,
to
push
things
beyond
prudence
or
go
farther
than
you
can
get
back
inside
port
before
a
blow-up,
but
with
reasonable
caution
great
times
can
be
had
in
February.
Nearby
reefs
can
surrender
good
catches
of
rockfish
and
lingcod,
the
latter
moving
into
shallow
water
to
stake
out
spawning
ledges
and
overhangs.
The
ocean
is
open
for
crabbing,
and
the
bay
is
always
open.
Steelhead
fishing
usually
peaks
in
January.
It
won't
necessarily
be
uncrowded
on
steelhead
streams
this
month,
but
it's
typically
less
crowded
than
it
is
around
New
Year's.
Our
"late
rivers,"
the
Elk
and
Sixes,
come
into
their
best
steelhead
fishing
in
February.
Bright
(meaning
fresh
from
the
ocean)
steelhead
will
still
be
coming
into
all
our
streams
this
month,
but
we'll
start
encountering
run-backs
(steelhead
with
darker
colored
sides
that
might
have
spawned
or
are
nearly
ready
to).
But
even
if
the
decision
for
a
steelhead
fishing
excursion
takes
you
to
a
river
where
the
crowd
hasn't
backed
off
yet,
if
this
month
follows
the
examples
of
many
preceding
Februaries
it
could
be
the
prettiest
day
you'll
spend
outdoors
all
year.
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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.
I
was
fortunate
to
receive
some
fresh
crab
recently,
and
I
was
happy
to
see
that
all
of
the
Dungeness
caught
were
very
full
and
healthy.
Steelhead-
I
have
received
mixed
reports
of
success
from
steelhead
fisherman
this
winter
due
to
inclement
weather
and
inconsistent
water
levels
and
temperatures.
If
you
would
like
to
share
any
information
about
your
recent
steelhead
fishing
experience,
we
would
be
very
happy
to
share
them
with
our
Y
Family
Members.
Don’t
forget,
Y
Marina
now
carries
North
Country
Lures,
and
it
is
Super
Hoochie
time!
Y
Family
Members
have
had
great
success
with
North
Country
Super
Hoochies,
Sonic
Bells,
and
Super
Magnums.
There
was
even
an
article
in
a
recent
Northwest
Sportsman
magazine
about
a
gentleman
from
Florence
who
had
landed
a
record
Coho
with
one
of
these
beauties.
These
lures
are
American
made,
right
up
the
road
in
Florence,
Oregon
by
the
Dean
and
Pat
Hendricks.
We
have
just
received
a
brand
new
shipment
of
lures,
which
includes
the
all
new
casting
model
Super
Hoochie.
Hurry
in
before
they
are
gone!
Visit
www.nclaf.com
for
more
information
on
the
Hendricks
family
and
their
business,
North
Country
Lures
and
Flies.
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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Service
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Spring
is
right
around
the
corner,
and
there
is
plenty
of
good
fishing
on
the
horizon.
Long
service
departments
waits
plague
fisherman
every
year.
Beat
the
rush
this
year
and
have
your
boat
serviced
this
February.
We
have
several
appointments
available,
so
call
us
today,
541-888-5501!
You
can
also
schedule
your
service
online
by
visiting
www.ymarinaboats.com.
If
you
are
in
the
North
Bend,
Coos
Bay
area,
keep
a
look
out
for
a
special
service
department
coupon
that
will
be
available
this
Saturday
in
The
World
newspaper.
For
those
of
you
outside
of
our
local
market,
keep
an
eye
out
for
service
coupons
available
on
our
website,
as
well
as
upcoming
editions
of
the
Y
Family
Newsletter.
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Welcome
Back! |
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Y
Marina
would
like
to
welcome
back
sales
associate,
Mark
Skaar,
to
the
Y
Marina
Team.
Mark
to
a
short
hiatus
in
2009
to
pursue
opportunities
in
Southern
California.
After
a
year’s
leave,
he
has
returned.
Mark
has
been
an
employee
of
Y
Marina
for
many
years
and
we
are
very
excited
to
welcome
him
back
to
the
team.
Stop
in
today
to
welcome
him
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| February
Y
Family
Entry |
This
month’s
Y
Family
Entry
comes
from
Mr.
and
Mrs.
West
of
Jefferson,
Oregon.
They
are
industry
enthusiasts
who
have
a
particular
interest
in
technical
training
opportunities
for
marine
mechanics.
They
have
shared
some
very
interesting
facts
about
the
marine
mechanic
trade
and
are
looking
for
some
feedback
from
our
readers.
If
you
have
any
information
on
any
of
the
questions
posed
in
this
article,
please
contact
me
at
ryanlancaster@ymarinaboats.com.
The
Marine
Mechanics
Industry
has
predicted
growth
of
16%
over
the
next
few
years.
This
is
significant
growth
given
the
sate
of
our
national
economy.
Training
courses
for
marine
mechanics
last
for
1
or
2
years,
and
you
can
earn
an
Associates
Degree
or
Diploma
upon
completion
of
these
courses.
These
courses
prepare
the
student
for
an
entry
level
opportunity
in
what
some
consider
to
be
one
of
the
most
exciting
fields
in
technical
education.
Graduates
can
expect
to
earn
a
starting
wage
of
$12
to
$14
per
hour,
which
will
increase
as
the
student
develops
higher
skills.
Students
entering
these
programs
should
have
a
broad
base
of
knowledge
as
all
types
of
marine
motors,
drive
systems
and
power
supplies
will
be
encountered.
If
you
are
interested
in
Marine
Diesel
training,
it
can
lead
to
worldwide
travel
as
crew
on
a
luxury
liner
or
the
fast
paced
demands
of
a
fishing
fleet
in
Alaska
and
other
major
ports.
Money
making
opportunities
are
very
much
alive
in
the
marine
industry.
Currently,
many
of
these
technical
schools
are
located
in
the
Eastern
United
States.
These
institutions
include;
Marine
Mechanical
Institute,
Wisconsin
Indianhead
Technical
College,
and
Community
Colleges
in
St.
Petersburg
and
Sarasota
Florida.
Unfortunately
there
are
not
many
of
these
opportunities
out
west.
If
anyone
has
any
information
about
marine
technician
training
opportunities
in
Oregon,
Washington
State,
or
California,
please
contact
us
immediately,
so
we
can
spread
the
word.
Let
us
continue
fighting
for
more
opportunities,
and
be
a
leader
in
the
mission
for
higher
education.
Financial
aid
is
available
in
many
forms
to
assist
anyone
who
has
the
desire
to
retain
or
develop
a
new
skill,
and
those
just
beginning
in
the
workforce
right
out
of
high
school.
This
field
is
often
overlooked,
and
may
hold
the
key
to
many
educational
and
professional
opportunities.
Help
us
share
the
knowledge
in
promoting
new
opportunities,
such
as
this,
to
those
who
look
to
achieve
and
love
boating!
I
would
like
to
thank
the
West’s’
for
sharing
this
wonderful
opportunity
with
our
Y
Family
Members,
and
I
encourage
anyone
with
any
information
about
opportunities
to
please
contact
me.
Also,
please
remember
that
we
are
interested
in
just
about
anything
that
you
would
like
to
share
with
the
Y
Marina
Family.
We
would
love
to
hear
your
stories,
try
your
recipes,
and
share
photos
of
you
and
your
friends
and
family
using
your
boat.
Simply
email
ryanlancaster@ymarinaboats.com
with
your
story
and
you
may
be
featured
in
next
month’s
newsletter.
If
email
is
not
your
preferred
method
of
communication,
feel
free
to
give
me
a
call
at
541-888-5501,
or
come
and
talk
with
me
in
person!
Just
ask
for
Ryan.
Don’t
miss
your
chance
to
win
a
cool
prize
package,
courtesy
of
Y
Marina.
You
can
also
click
on
the
“Enter
to
Win”
link
to
contact
me
directly.
We
look
forward
to
hearing
from
you!
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Recipe
of
the
Month |
Smoked
Salmon
Quesadillas
It
seems
like
more
and
more
people
are
smoking
their
fall
and
winter
salmon
and
steelhead
catches.
So
why
not
find
a
way
to
creatively
use
this
smoked
fish.
I
found
this
recipe
at
www.allrecipes.com
and
it
is
titled
“Smoker
Salmon
Quesadillas.”
Feel
free
to
substitute
this
salmon
with
your
winter
steelhead
catch!
Ingredients:
• 4
ounces
cream
cheese,
softened
• 2
tablespoons
sour
cream
• 1
teaspoon
dill
weed
• 1
garlic
clove,
minced
• 2
tablespoons
butter
or
margarine,
softened
• 6
(8
inch)
(8
inch)
flour
tortillas
• 4
ounces
smoked
salmon,
chopped
• 2
cups
shredded
Swiss
or
Cheddar
cheese
Preparation:
1.
In
a
small
mixing
bowl,
combine
the
cream
cheese,
sour
cream,
dill
and
garlic.
Spread
butter
over
one
side
of
each
tortilla.
Place
three
tortillas,
buttered
side
down,
on
a
griddle
or
large
skillet.
spread
with
cream
cheese
mixture;
sprinkle
with
salmon
and
cheese.
Cover
with
remaining
tortillas,
buttered
side
up.
2.
Cook
over
low
heat
for
2-3
minutes
or
until
golden
brown.
Turn
and
cook
2-3
minutes
longer
or
until
cheese
is
melted.
Cut
into
wedges.
Please
contact
us
if
you
have
the
opportunity
to
try
this
awesome
Dungeness
Crab
Salad.
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
March
Y
Family
Newsletter.
If
your
recipe
is
selected,
you
can
receive
cool
prizes,
courtesy
of
Y
Marina.
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Joke
of
the
Month |
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February's
joke
of
the
month
is
brought
to
you
by
www.myboatclub.com
and
is
titled;
Things
you
won't
hear
a
true
fisherman
say........
-"Wow,
I've
never
caught
a
fish
that
big!"
-"Hey!
Let's
take
our
wives
fishing!"
-"My
truck
can't
get
through
that!"
-"Let's
go
shopping,
fishing
can
wait."
-"Hank,
those
hip
boots
make
your
butt
look
big
and
they
don't
match
your
belt!"
-"Hey,
we
don't
need
to
buy
those
fishing
flies
Melvin,
let's
send
our
wives
flowers
instead?"
-"I
don't
think
Duct
Tape
will
fix
that."
-"I
caught
all
those
rainbows
on
night
crawlers."
-"I
feel
pretty
guilty
not
washing
those
breakfast
dishes
before
coming
out
here
to
fish!"
-"Hey
somebody
come
land
this
20"
rainbow
for
me.
I
need
to
straighten
up
the
camp."
-"I
can't
participate
in
National
Hunting
and
Fishing
Day
cause
my
neighbor
is
throwing
a
tupperware
party
and
I
really
need
a
mixing
bowl."
-"I
think
electronic
fish
finders
should
be
banned."
-"Come
on
,
man
-
we
can
watch
bass
fishing
anytime!
Figure
skating's
on!!"
-"We
gotta
throw
this
fish
back,
I
don't
think
it
will
fit
in
the
frying
pan."
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Featured
Manufacturer |
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Y
Marina
is
proud
to
re-introduce
Boulton
Powerboats
as
one
of
the
featured
lines
of
welded
aluminum
boats
no
available
at
Y
Marina.
We
have
just
received
our
first
boat
from
the
Boulton
factory
and
it
is
an
awesome
fishing
boat.
This
all
new
2010
Boulton
20’
Skiff
is
loaded
with
options
including;
3
large
fishboxes,
24”
bench
seats
with
storage,
2
swivel
seats,
Yamaha
tach,
fuel
gauge,
rod
storage,
full
canvas
convertible
top
and
much
more!
Call
today
for
more
information
on
the
2010
Boulton
line
of
aluminum
boats.
You
can
also
visit
Boulton’s
website
for
more
information
on
all
models
available,
www.boultonpowerboats.com,
or
simply
click
on
the
boat
photograph. |
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Ray
Super
Sale! |
2007 Sea
Ray 210
Select
More
than
just
talk,
the
210
Select
is
all
action
and
comfort!
The
variable
seating
options
are
the
best
on
the
water,
and
include
Sea
Ray's
innovative
convertible
aft
sunpad
lounger,
which
makes
this
boat
the
sun-lover's
choice.
This
power-driven
210
select
comes
with
an
automatic
fire
suppression
system,
mirror,
ski
tow,
starboard
windshield
wiper,
premier
stereo
upgrade,
transom
trim
switch,
and
a
painted
trailer
with
brakes.
This
Sea
Ray
is
powered
by
a
300hp
Mercruiser
I/O
engine!
MSRP
for
this
210
Select
is
$50,125.
Right
now,
you
can
take
advantage
of
our
“Sea
Ray
Take
Command
Sales
Event”
and
receive
an
additional
$7,000
off
of
the
already
low
price
of
$36,256,
bringing
your
total
Y
Family
Member
sale
price
to
only
$29,256!
All
Costco
members
interested
in
a
new
Sea
Ray
should
call
today
and
find
out
how
you
can
save
an
additional
$1,000,
plus
receive
a
$500
Costco
Gift
Card.
This
special
pricing
ends
on
02/28/10,
so
hurry
and
call
today! |
2007 Sea
Ray 200
Select
This
dramatic
200
Select
is
destined
to
be
the
talk
of
the
dock.
Complete
with
bucket
seats
that
boast
flip-up
thigh-rise
bolsters
and
aft
bench
seating
with
sun
pad,
this
luxurious
runabout
is
ready
to
take
you
wherever
you
want
to
go.
Additional
features
include
wake
board
tower
and
wakeboard
graphics,
bimini
top,
cockpit
and
tonneau
cover,
starboard
windshield
wiper,
docking
lights,
2nd
stereo
remote
control,
a
6
disc
CD
changer,
and
plenty
of
plush
seating.
This
boat
sits
atop
a
beautiful
painted
trailer
and
is
powered
by
a
300hp
Mercruiser
I/O
engine.
MSRP
for
this
200
Select
is
$50,833.
This
boat
was
used
as
a
demo
boat
at
Y
Marina,
and
has
only
14
hours
on
it.
Right
now
you
can
take
advantage
of
our
“Sea
Ray
Take
Command
Sales
Event”
and
save
an
additional
$7,000
on
the
already
low
price
of
$33,387.
All
Costco
members
interested
in
a
new
Sea
Ray
should
call
today
and
find
out
how
you
can
save
an
additional
$1,000,
plus
receive
a
$500
Costco
Gift
card.
This
special
pricing
ends
on
02/28/10,
so
hurry
and
call
today! |
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2009 Fish-Rite Performer
18
ft.
$27,995.00,
We
have
yet
another
Factory
Buyback
Fish-Rite
boat
at
once
in
a
lifetime
pricing!
This
all
new
2009
Fish-Rite
18’
Performer
is
one
of
the
finest
boats
we
have
seen
from
Fish-Rite.
This
Performer
package
comes
complete
with
5/8”
aqua
ply,
vinyl
floor,
all
welded
construction,
five
welded
cleats,
welded
transducer
bracket,
welded
downrigger
brackets,
five
welded
cleats,
beautiful
black
side
paint,
walk-thru
windshield,
under
floor
fuel
tank,
a
full
canvas
convertible
top,
full
length
storage
trays,
dual
battery
switch,
transom
storage,
bench
seating
with
storage
bases,
2
swivel
seats
with
storage
box
bases,
lockable
glove
box,
windshield
wiper,
diamond
plate
step,
port
and
starboard
rod
storage,
bow
fishbox,
and
bow
storage.
This
Performer
sits
stop
a
galvanized
EZ
Loader
single
axle
trailer
and
is
powered
by
a
Suzuki
DF140Z
4
stroke
outboard
engine.
This
entire
package
retails
for
$39,251,
but
is
on
sale
now
at
Y
Marina
for
a
special
show
price
of
$26,500!
If
this
engine
is
not
what
you
are
looking
for,
simply
add
your
favorite
engine
price
to
this
packages
boat
and
trailer
cost
of
only
$19,995.
This
sepcial
show
price
expires
on
02/28/10,
so
call
today! |
2009 Fish-Rite Performer
20
ft.
$28,950.00,
Save
thousands
on
another
brand
new
Fish-Rite
boat
package
at
Y
Marina.
This
2009
Fish-Rite
20’
X
72”
Performer
Outboard
is
an
incredible
fishing
package.
Standard
features
for
this
Performer
include;
a
stunning
yellow
paint
job,
marine
grade
alloys,
5/8”
aqua
ply,
vinyl
floor,
all
welded
construction,
full
length
side
trays
with
rod
storage,
diamond
plate
step
deck,
five
welded
cleats,
welded
transducer
bracket,
ski
tow
eyes,
interior
zolatone,
walk-thru
windshield,
under
floor
fuel
tank,
water
fuel
separator,
marine
battery
with
box
and
switch,
outboard
instrument
panel,
1250
GPH
bilge,
navigation
lights,
lockable
glove
box,
bow
livewell,
bow
storage,
windshield
wiper,
full
motor
well,
full
matching
canvas
top,
sides
and
drop
curtain,
and
lots
of
fishing
room.
This
Fish-Rite
sits
atop
a
single
axle
EZ
Loader
galvanized
trailer
with
chine
guides
and
is
powered
by
a
brand
new
140HP
Suzuki
outboard
engine.
Retail
price
for
this
incredible
fishing
package
is
$39,251.
Right
now
at
Y
Marina,
we
are
offering
this
complete
package
for
a
special
show
price
of
$26,500!
This
special
show
pricing
ends
on
02/28/10,
so
contact
us
today! |
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Marina
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Newmark
Coos
Bay,
OR
97420
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