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You always have to be cautious of running in to a hybrid.

I just bought the 2016 Hyundai Sonata hybrid. Sweet ride. Has a little pick up when in "sport mode". Had it for 4 weeks and so far getting about 45 mpg. Not bad. Got a good deal given it's a 2016 and they need to move them and with gas prices a bit lower, less demand. OEMS and dealers giving lots of incentives on them, etc.

And, yes, we desperately need a hybrid ... football player. I'd take this one in a heartbeat!

[quote="ojaipony"]I just bought the 2016 Hyundai Sonata hybrid. Sweet ride. Has a little pick up when in "sport mode". Had it for 4 weeks and so far getting about 45 mpg. Not bad. Got a good deal given it's a 2016 and they need to move them and with gas prices a bit lower, less demand. OEMS and dealers giving lots of incentives on them, etc.[quote]

Be careful in parking lots, Hybrids are scary quiet at low speed and pedestrians who aren't paying attention will walk right in front of you without looking.

One Trick Pony wrote:This one was caught at Lake Tawakoni yesterday

OTP, a few weeks ago Noah broke the Jr record for stripers on Tawakoni. He just got his cert from the state.

CoxMustangFan wrote:

One Trick Pony wrote:This one was caught at Lake Tawakoni yesterday

OTP, a few weeks ago Noah broke the Jr record for stripers on Tawakoni. He just got his cert from the state.

That's awesome tell him I said congratulations is there a photo

The guy with the Ark?

One Trick Pony wrote:

CoxMustangFan wrote:

One Trick Pony wrote:This one was caught at Lake Tawakoni yesterday

OTP, a few weeks ago Noah broke the Jr record for stripers on Tawakoni. He just got his cert from the state.

That's awesome tell him I said congratulations is there a photo

Will do. Yes, I'll try and figure out how to post it. Not much smaller than the one above.

Here you go OTP

CoxMustangFan wrote:Here you go OTP

Fantastic how much did it weigh and were you with a guide service or in your own boat.

I have three hybrids in my bag. 19, 22, and 25 degrees. Love em.

Hydro lol

One Trick Pony wrote:

CoxMustangFan wrote:Here you go OTP

Fantastic how much did it weigh and were you with a guide service or in your own boat.

19.5 and 38". The State would only certify 18 since our guide didn't have a certified scale. Total BS.

Wow. If I move to Texas and do not certify my scale I will weigh about 25 pounds less than I do here.

mrydel wrote:Wow. If I move to Texas and do not certify my scale I will weigh about 25 pounds less than I do here.

What's really funny is that we sent the scale off to be certified after the fact and the scale company determined that it was accurate. They didn't certify it because it didn't have a serial number!?!?

Joking aside, the State was actually pretty nice as they could have invalided the catch all together. It just sucks as he broke the STATE Junior record for striper (not just Tawakoni). If you're C&R, make sure your guide has a certified scale!!

At least he knows he did good and that is most important.