steering on bass boat

[floatman]

By this does he mean what some people call Chine-Walking....where the back end starts to "fishtail" like a truck on slick roads??? I think maybe the spelling is off too....porpoise (like the animal???). Not being a smart @*#....just trying to figure out what you guys mean. Does it do this at low speeds on plane or just higher speeds? On the Triton I mentioned I can steer through chine-walking....which starts happening about 67-68 mph.

Porpoising, is what the Industry calls it when the bow of the boat go up and down and can't be stopped until the boat is trimmed down, that's the best way I can describe it, you can go on Bass Boat Central and type in porpoising and they can tell it better than I can

Gary