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I would advise AGAINST any fires in on or very close to the boat. There's just too much plastic, vinyl uphostery, and gasoline. I'm on my 3rd Seadoo (a Speedster 200) and also have a Catalina 22. We entertain and eat quite a bit on the boats - and camp out on islands. But we only eat prepared food on the boats. I saw a sailboat go up in flames a few years ago on a lake in upstate NY, and that made me a believer.been a while since i've posted (too busy having fun on the challenger), logged about 500 miles on the trailer last weekend. :)
anyway, i have this idea to somehow mount a bbq on board.
i was initially thinking of drilling a rod holder into the hull, but a marine mechanic friend of mine said ABSOLUTELY not. he gave me the reasons why, but i am still not 100% sure about his response.
basically, i want to get a cheap filet table, and then place a cheap (20 bucks) camping style flat bbq with propane tank on top and cook.
the filet table needs to be mounted inside of a rod holder, and the cheap-o bbq can be tossed in the garbage when it gets dirty.
i thought this was better (i saw it done on a buddy's center console boat) than buying the $250 stainlessbqq at west marine. the expensive bbq still needs a rod holder mounting set up installed.
ANY FEEDBACK on drilling a rod holder?
Pics of my 'Doos are at:
http://www.captureda...eadoo/speedster
http://www.captureda...nce.com/seadoo/
