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Location: Hayward, WI | Eagleweagle, that's a sharp boat and trailer! I like the touch the gunmetal adds. Somebody needs to add a gunmetal/silver and black polyflake boat here. I think Slamr still has his? That seems to really sparkle. I think I'd go with something like that if I were to order one, but I like the blue jewel too.
I took a few more pictures of mine. After close inspection I think the base color is black, with a LOT of blue and some silver glitter. The boat looks quite blue in direct sun, but otherwise looks navy blue to almost black to me. The caps in the rear, in direct high sun are really vibrant.
I like the color, but it does look quite a lot different in direct sun vs normal conditions or on cloudy days. When it really sparkles, I can't seem to keep my camera from washing the color out, even when playing with the exposure. I think you have to see one in person to really see what they can look like.
Here's a couple more pictures though.
Muskyfishing 89, they are quite stable for their width. Mine lists a little bit with a couple guys fishing off one side but barely noticeable. I can feel the boat move side to side slightly if I change sides of the boat, but not much at all. It's significantly more stable than my Alumacraft Navigator 165 was, and I felt that boat was pretty stable for what it was. The Tuffy blows it out of the water for handling rough water, both up and running and at rest while fishing.
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