chad, behind a 17.5 bayliner, can be done

chad kornett, i got more, just need to resize em all, this is behind a bayliner 17.5. a few yrs older than the one you are looking, but same size. Don't let anybody with a 50k boat tell you it can't be done....I'll get some more. P.S. This is with 4 guys on boat, no ballast whatsoever. Nicely landed tantrum too.

crap....that looks terrible....what am I doin wrong?

if i'm not badly mistaken, this ain't bad for a bayliner....I'll get some more on here tomorrow when I get time to get them under that 1000x1000 minimum. We would have a crapload more, but my camera has that stupid aS@ delay....so we missed most shots. Sorry all you guys, i promised chad a few shots behind my gayliner.

This behind our old 1990 Bayliner Capri 4.3L

sweet......ty tyler, just tryin to show someone a bayliner's not a bad start.....btw...mine's a 135, 3.0L

that guy in the air can do a sweet scarecrow, i don't know wtf that was, but he landed it ok

I have no reason to bash Bayliners, they can definitley thow a mean wake, and if i had know how to throw a backroll when we had it i gaurantee the wake was big enough, but i wouldnt go back to the bayliner any more

I know, most wouldn't, but we work with what we got. I'll tell you like my buddy told me, with his tantrum, it hurt alot less worse when the wake was big enough to actually land it, than when it was too small and he had to force it. But now he's landing it with little problems. But it takes some weight before he can do it therefore reducing ankle/arm injury.

I definitely hear that man, but i figure if im not sore the next day i didnt try hard enough