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<blockquote data-quote="JayKay" data-source="post: 296732" data-attributes="member: 324">I learned how to waterski behind a 70 hp merc.&nbsp; Kneeboard too.&nbsp; Later, a 85hp Suzuki was enough to barefoot behind.&nbsp; I had a pal whose dad had a boat with a 115 hp merc, and that thing was hot.Then later, a pal had a Ski Centurion barefoot boat, with a 200 hp Opti, and that thing was a corvette. Later, the same guy traded for a Mastercraft Barefoot Warrior Comp, with a 200hp Yamaha.&nbsp; Mind blown.Now, fishing boats have more than double that HP.&nbsp; Shoot, one of my neighbors has a pontoon with a 350 Merc on it.But, the first time I heard about an $85K boat for here in ND, I thought someone was pulling my leg.And never even mind wakeboard boats.&nbsp; The better ones routinely go for north of 100K.All of a sudden, the very best waders on the market (perhaps Sitka or Simms), even at $1000, seem pretty tame by comparison.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JayKay, post: 296732, member: 324"] I learned how to waterski behind a 70 hp merc. Kneeboard too. Later, a 85hp Suzuki was enough to barefoot behind. I had a pal whose dad had a boat with a 115 hp merc, and that thing was hot. Then later, a pal had a Ski Centurion barefoot boat, with a 200 hp Opti, and that thing was a corvette. Later, the same guy traded for a Mastercraft Barefoot Warrior Comp, with a 200hp Yamaha. Mind blown. Now, fishing boats have more than double that HP. Shoot, one of my neighbors has a pontoon with a 350 Merc on it. But, the first time I heard about an $85K boat for here in ND, I thought someone was pulling my leg. And never even mind wakeboard boats. The better ones routinely go for north of 100K. All of a sudden, the very best waders on the market (perhaps Sitka or Simms), even at $1000, seem pretty tame by comparison. [/QUOTE]

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