Agreed! My Skeeter ZX is setup up right for big water, it's the driver and the setup that is critical. Both require time in big water to fine tune.....money too as with most things. In the great lakes, everything has to be reinforced and bolted vs. screwed in. Also, you need to inspect the rig after every big trip and tighten everything that has worked it's way loose. Silicone the screws too..... I've got a Champion (presently rebuilding it), and they have a great rough-water reputation. But I have to say, I'm probably that crappy driver you all have been talking about. So.... Other than time spent... Any hints, tips, tricks, instruction on how to become a good rough-water driver? I'm reading guys on here talking about running fast in big waves, and I'm gettin' beat to death bouncing wave to wave at 20-25 mph.
