on board BBQ recommendations
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GypsyKing
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Hey Tim,
I just picked up the Magma A10-918LS with the Level lock All Angle adjustable mount.. Slides ride into your flush mount rod holders. The mount works awesome very quick and easy to get the BBQ level and and the little propane bottle sits snug on the gunnels... See links
http://www.magmaproducts.com/Produc...t_Series_BBQ/Newport/A10-918LS/a10-918ls.html
http://www.magmaproducts.com/Products/Mounts/NewportMounts/newportmounts.html
Best addition to my new boat yet.. Got mine at western marine for $267.00
Cheers
I just picked up the Magma A10-918LS with the Level lock All Angle adjustable mount.. Slides ride into your flush mount rod holders. The mount works awesome very quick and easy to get the BBQ level and and the little propane bottle sits snug on the gunnels... See links
http://www.magmaproducts.com/Produc...t_Series_BBQ/Newport/A10-918LS/a10-918ls.html
http://www.magmaproducts.com/Products/Mounts/NewportMounts/newportmounts.html
Best addition to my new boat yet.. Got mine at western marine for $267.00
Cheers
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Hookin'up
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cool that's the exact one I was looking at, did you get the shelf extension for it too?
I like that mount system it is the same one I use on my cleaning table, quick, easy and stable too that's kinda what gave me the idea of a BBQ mounted the same way would be a nice addition
have you had a chance to use it yet? curious if they work ok
thanks Tim
I like that mount system it is the same one I use on my cleaning table, quick, easy and stable too that's kinda what gave me the idea of a BBQ mounted the same way would be a nice addition
have you had a chance to use it yet? curious if they work ok
thanks Tim
GypsyKing
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I didn't get the shelf extension.. I never saw it in the Western catalogue.. If I did I prolly would have bought it
The BBQ & Mount works awesome. Used it for the first time at Thraser last saturday.. Cooking burgers while fishing loved it!!
I store it in a small duffle bag and fits in one of the storage compartments in the cabin. It's a big enough BBQ but small enough to store when not in use.
BTW - Your new rig is pretty sweet!! Congrats!! You passed me at the Bell bouy on Monday on your way to Thraser..
The BBQ & Mount works awesome. Used it for the first time at Thraser last saturday.. Cooking burgers while fishing loved it!! I store it in a small duffle bag and fits in one of the storage compartments in the cabin. It's a big enough BBQ but small enough to store when not in use.
BTW - Your new rig is pretty sweet!! Congrats!! You passed me at the Bell bouy on Monday on your way to Thraser..
Hookin'up
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cool, I'm going to grab that one right away then,
what boat are you in now? I remember seeing a newer trophy fishing the bell was that you?
then I thought I seen it again awhile later over at thrasher?
yeah the Grady is a pretty sweet boat, love the ride, so comfortable with the big beam
tried to outwait the 2 footitis but gave in to the urges, so glad I did.
the explorer was a great boat and served me well, its now out there with a new owner just not as much.
thanks for the insight on the BBQ I owe you a burger lol
what boat are you in now? I remember seeing a newer trophy fishing the bell was that you?
then I thought I seen it again awhile later over at thrasher?
yeah the Grady is a pretty sweet boat, love the ride, so comfortable with the big beam
tried to outwait the 2 footitis but gave in to the urges, so glad I did.
the explorer was a great boat and served me well, its now out there with a new owner just not as much.
thanks for the insight on the BBQ I owe you a burger lol
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jeffywestcoast
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Dam..i need a bigger boat...
jeffywestcoast
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I think the Infared is a good bet..no flames to deal with..but you still get nice grill marks...Does that BBQ do take-out? cause i could pull one rod and raft along side...
repeat offender
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Hey Tim I bought the magma cabo from west marine on a half price deal about 4 years ago, Its been a great addition to the boat and cooks steaks just great. The grills come in 3 pieces for ease of cleaning in a small sink only problem I had was cooking on the bow rail rod holder and the damn thing spun an the rail, needless to say I stopped cooking up front.....lol Good luck and happy cooking.
Hookin'up
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Many thanks guys.
I ended up buying the Magma Newport infrared with a bunch of accessories as Gypsy recommended, broke it in at home tonight and hope to be fishing and BBqing across the pond on Monday, tides and currents aren't looking too favorable tho
again thanks for the advice on the BBQ
Tim
I ended up buying the Magma Newport infrared with a bunch of accessories as Gypsy recommended, broke it in at home tonight and hope to be fishing and BBqing across the pond on Monday, tides and currents aren't looking too favorable tho
again thanks for the advice on the BBQ
Tim
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TenMile
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Hey guys,
Word of caution using the Magma rod holder mount for the BBQ. You'll note that there is a single bolt that makes a friction fit to the BBQ clamp.
Had a beauty fresh spring fillet cooking on the BBQ at the dock along with some roasting veggies. Enjoying a beer and a sunny evening. Went to take the meal off the grill and the whole BBQ flipped upside down and dumped all of the contents into the pacific -- grill, ceramic briquettes, heat deflectors and fillet. Friction clamp bolt evidently came loose.
I now use post-mounts that I have drilled into the gunnels. Keeps the BBQ completely stable and locked into place.
Word of caution using the Magma rod holder mount for the BBQ. You'll note that there is a single bolt that makes a friction fit to the BBQ clamp.
Had a beauty fresh spring fillet cooking on the BBQ at the dock along with some roasting veggies. Enjoying a beer and a sunny evening. Went to take the meal off the grill and the whole BBQ flipped upside down and dumped all of the contents into the pacific -- grill, ceramic briquettes, heat deflectors and fillet. Friction clamp bolt evidently came loose.
I now use post-mounts that I have drilled into the gunnels. Keeps the BBQ completely stable and locked into place.
Hookin'up
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Had to take it back today and get another one, I seasoned it the other night with some burgers and a while later when cleaning up I pulled the
gas valve and bottle off as this one comes off that way and the damn valve wouldn't shut off tight so when I removed it I still had about a 5" flame
coming out of the valve
checked out the new one as soon as I got home and its all good
Tim
gas valve and bottle off as this one comes off that way and the damn valve wouldn't shut off tight so when I removed it I still had about a 5" flame
coming out of the valve
checked out the new one as soon as I got home and its all goodTim
Charlie
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I have had and been using Magma for many years and highly recommend. The one on the boat worked so well, I even bought another to use at home.
After many years of use... what you will eventually like the most about Magma is "All replacement parts are in stock and will be readily available."
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Charlie415
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Agree X2 I started with the same mount and put the bbq away each night. Now I have it mounted across the stern with the two post mount and like it much better. Magma Newport here.
TheSookesOfHazzard
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This is probably the most ghetto way to do it, but Scotty makes an accessory that is basically a plate with four holes that mounts directly into a flush mount or side deck rod holder. It's meant to mount to a sounder or something. I just drilled 4 holes into my Coleman camping BBQ, put a little heat shielding in, and viola, boat BBQ on a budget! Seems just fine in the wind too.
staying alive
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Guess I better bring my big Dickinson BBQ out to thrashers on Sunday and join the smoke show
Hookin'up
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may have to turn my radar on
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