I don't think it's the foam...at rest, it really doesn't take much to make it look tilted...HOW MUCH off are youtalkin' about?...it goes away when on plane?...

All the stuff you mentioned is on the driver side (starboard)...?...I think that's it if there's nothing to port to offset it...

sorry rkc. this listing thing is bugging me. fishing was slow for fluke, lots of dogfish. ended up with 3 nice ones, all from the deeper water around lucas shoal. didnt really invest a bunch of time bass fishing as my bait of choice (fresh pogie chunks and chum) i couldnt get. i did manage to get one on the ride back with a jig on wire. the boat ran great, i could really get used to blasting across buzzards bay at 33kts considering the cruise on my albemarle was only 22kts. im still pretty impressed with how well it runs for what for me is a little boat, pretty darn dry too

i think you may be correct, there is nothing on the port side to offset all that stuf even a little bit. im going to try to move the stuff on the shelf in the bow to the port side to try and offset a little and then check it out when she goes back in the water again. thanks to all you guys for all your advice, its really nice to be able to come here and get specific information about a great little boat from folks who have tons of experience with them. :beer:

you know, now that you mention it, every boat i ever had list to what ever side i am on.
what's up with that

Same w/me...must be us guys w/these large brass cajones!!...LOL!!...:nut:...no pain...no pain...

Thanks. That would be a successful trip in my book!!!

When you use fresh pogies, do you bottom fish?

rkc

When you fish with cast iron nortons and a cold steel rod some listing should be expected.