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ACTIVE -NEW SWIM PLATFORM COVER 21-24 G&P

afastmotorider — Tue, 26 May 2026 17:45:09 GMT

New swim platform cover never used 200 shipped anywhere in the usa part number 200726

ACTIVE -22-23 G OR GS OR S SERIES BIMINI&BOOT

afastmotorider — Tue, 26 May 2026 17:32:37 GMT

This is a bimini and the bimini boot complete good shape no rips.or tears the boot has 1 small barely noticeable repair these cost 2000 plus tax from nautique the part number is 220262-canvas w/boot make sure this fits before contacting me 800 shipped anywhere in the good ol usa

ACTIVE -2022-24 g23 tower down or up cover

afastmotorider — Tue, 26 May 2026 17:28:18 GMT

Very hard to find tower up or down cover can be used for a slip with tower down and also have zippers so it can be used with tower up while towing good condition no tears 900 shipped

ACTIVE -2022-2024 g23 tower up towable cover

afastmotorider — Tue, 26 May 2026 14:43:52 GMT

22-24 tower up towable cover good shape no rips or tears may fit other years 600 shipped anywhere in the usa

2010 230 PME or Keypad issue?

DAtique — Tue, 26 May 2026 13:47:41 GMT

Any help on diagnosing an issue here please? Attempted to take boat out yesterday for Memorial Day and it nothing works or almost? Boat is a 2010 230 with the ZR409. Ran great last weekend and everything worked as it should.

Turn battery switch on in rear, flip toggle to on, enter code on keypad and the little light comes on.. Hit start button and nothing. Same with blower, ballast and even horn buttons. Any button I press on keypad makes a inconsistent humming/buzzing noise under dash. Pulled the cover off and its the PME box making the noise. None of the breakers were tripped. Batteries have good voltage and voltage reads good at the terminals at PME box. Not sure where the ground from PME box goes to or where to check other end of it? Not sure if this is sign of a bad keypad or bad PME box but I don't think its a bad breaker per say.

NISA and Exhaust

03Shockwave — Mon, 25 May 2026 21:40:22 GMT

looking for some info,
got a 19 G25 with NISA and looking to understand how the exhaust by pass works, i dont see any kind of actuators like a captains call system so does it work on pressure differentials? i have a tapping noise I'm tracking down that sounds a lot like a exhaust flapper well in drive- wont do it in neutral or reverse. goes with eng speed in drive till i eventually cant hear it, its not drive line noise and its not bottom end noise - very familiar with those noises im thinking its prop wash forcing exhaust out the over flow port but would love to know how it works

Course Record Broken at Masters Finals

NautiqueJeff — Mon, 25 May 2026 02:46:30 GMT

Official Nautique Press Release:
Pine Mountain, GA (May 24, 2026) - The world’s most elite water ski and wakeboard athletes rose to the occasion on Finals Day at the 66th Nautique Masters Water Ski and Wakeboard Tournament presented by GM Marine, the most prestigious tournament of the year, where a course record shattered and history was rewritten on Robin Lake at Callaway Gardens.

Team Nautique athlete Erika Lang (USA) broke the Pro Women Trick course record that she previously set in 2023 with a score of 11,430 points to take her 7th Nautique Masters Pro Women Trick Title. The second spot on the podium went to Team Nautique Athlete Anna Hunter (USA) with 10,600 points, and Giannina Bonnemann Mechler (GER) came third with 10,320 points.

“I’m so excited to have taken the win in Pro Women Tricks today,” said Team Nautique athlete Erika Lang. “Skiing behind the redesigned Ski Nautique allowed me to secure my 7th Nautique Masters Title as well as break the course record. The wakes are always so consistent and clean allowing me to execute my tricks when it matters most.”

The Ski Nautique pulled Jake Abelson (USA) to his second consecutive Masters Title in Pro Men Trick with a score of 12,820 points. Joel Poland (GBR) scored 11,740 to take second, and Matias Gonzalez (CHI) secured the third spot on the podium with 11,450 points.

In Pro Women Slalom, Team Nautique athlete Regina Jaquess (USA) and Jaimee Bull (CAN) both skied 3 @ 39.5 off (10.75m), resulting in a runoff. Regina prevailed with 3 @ 39.5 off (10.75) to secure her 11th Nautique Masters Pro Women Slalom Title! Allie Nicholson ran 4 @ 38 off (11.25m) for a third-place finish.

“It’s amazing to be skiing at Robin Lake for The Masters behind the all-new Ski Nautique,” said Team Nautique athlete Regina Jaquess. “I always try to ski my best, and at the Masters, the best always seems to come out. Thank you to everyone at Nautique for making the Nautique Masters a legendary event.”

Pulled by the GM Marine powered Ski Nautique, Freddie Winter (GBR) delivered an insane performance running 2 @ 41 off (10.25m) to defend his Pro Men Slalom Title. He was closely followed by Cole McCormick (CAN) with an impressive 1.5 @ 41 off (10.25m), and Team Nautique athlete Charlie Ross (CAN) with 3.5 @ 39.5 off (10.75m).

The Pro Women threw down in the Pro Women Wakeboard Final with multiple stand-up passes behind the award-winning G23. Team Nautique athlete Zahra Kell (AUS) was crowned with her very first Nautique Masters Pro Women Wakeboard Title after stomping a back five as her wildcard trick, earning a total score of 96! Meagan Ethell (USA) scored an 87.33 to take second, and Hinata Yoshihara (JPN) took third with 82.33 points.

“I can’t believe I finally won my first Nautique Masters!!” said Team Nautique Athlete Zahra Kell. “This competition is the most prestigious and well put together event of the year, and I haven’t always ridden my best here, so I’m incredibly stoked to finally ride my best and feel what it’s like to be a Masters Champion!”

In Pro Men Wakeboard, Nic Rapa (AUS) emerged victorious to defend his Nautique Masters Title with a score of 87.67. Sam Brown (AUS) and Trent Stuckey (USA) also delivered podium worthy passes with respective scores of 76.67 and 71.67.

During the Pro Women Jump Final, Aliaksandra Danisheuskaya (USA) jumped 167 ft (51.1m) to take the top spot on the podium. Team Nautique athlete Regina Jaquess (USA) took second with a 166 ft (50.8m) jump, and Giannina Bonnemann Mechler (GER) jumped 157 ft (48.1m) to take third.

The Pro Men Jump Final concluded the weekend’s events with a massive crowd lining the shores of Robin Lake. Defending Masters Champion Joel Poland (GBR) soared 225 ft (68.7m) to claim his third consecutive Nautique Masters Pro Men Jump Final! Luca Rauchenwald (AUT) and Team Nautique athlete Ryan Dodd (CAN) placed second and third, jumping 219 ft (67m) and 214 ft (65.3m), respectively.

“Congratulations to all the 66th Nautique Masters Champions!” Said Nautique President, Greg Meloon. “It’s an honor to carry on the legacy of the Masters, and we look forward to the 67th Masters, where we will crown the inaugural Nautique Water Ski World Series Overall Champions.”

Please visit masterswaterski.com for the final standings of the 66th Nautique Masters Water Ski and Wakeboard Tournament presented by GM Marine.

66TH NAUTIQUE MASTERS FINAL STANDINGS

About Nautique Boat Company: Since 1925, Nautique has set the standard in the marine industry through a relentless pursuit of what’s possible on the water. As a subsidiary of Correct Craft, Nautique’s passion for performance and innovation continue to shape on-water experiences around the world. Renowned for building the best water ski, wakeboard, and wakesurf boats on the market, Nautique pushes the industry forward through award-winning technology, unmatched craftsmanship, and meticulous attention to detail. Every boat reflects a commitment to excellence that defines Nautique as the industry leader. Beyond the water, Nautique Cares unites employees and athletes in giving back - extending support to communities and individuals in need across the globe. The world’s best ski boat. The world’s best wake boat. A company that truly cares. Learn more at www.nautique.com.

About Correct Craft: Celebrating over 100 years of excellence in the marine industry, Correct Craft is a Florida-based company with global operations. Focused on “Making Life Better,” the Correct Craft family includes Nautique, Centurion, Supreme, Bass Cat, Yar-Craft, SeaArk, Parker, and Ingenity boat companies, Pleasurecraft Engine Group, Indmar Marine Engines, Velvet Drive Transmissions, Mach Connections, Merritt Precision, Osmosis, Watershed Innovation, and Aktion Parks. For more information, please visit www.correctcraft.com.

some help/advice please... 2005 SV211

zim — Mon, 25 May 2026 00:03:17 GMT

I have a 2005 SV211. When running in the driveway, with a garden hose inline, I get a fair amount of water coming out around the shaft as well as through the exhaust flap. When I did the winterization last year, It seemed as though most of the anti-freeze came out through that shaft area and less through the exhaust flap. Is this normal, and is there a way to block off the flow there, so I can get more into the engine?

ACTIVE -Tower Down Mooring Cover '22-'24 G-23

Scooter G — Sun, 24 May 2026 17:30:13 GMT

I have a new (used for an hour) black Nautique cover that came with the boat.
I may be mistaken, if your tower folds to the rear (Non-actuated) of your boat, this may fit a 2021 G-23, and a '25-'26. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
Send me a picture of your boat to clarify.
Nautique Parts has it listed at $2400, or if you are in good terms with your Dealer, you my able to get one in the box for around $1600ish.
https://nautiqueparts.com/mooring-co...-includes-aps/

$900 and I'll cover shipping in the US 48.
OBO

The Best Return to Nautique Masters

NautiqueJeff — Sun, 24 May 2026 00:02:48 GMT

Official Nautique Press Release:
Pine Mountain, GA (May 23, 2026) - The world’s best waterski and wakeboard athletes returned to the iconic waters of Robin Lake for the Semifinal rounds at the 66th Nautique Masters Water Ski and Wakeboard Tournament presented by GM Marine! Athletes delivered incredible performances behind the record-setting Ski Nautique and the award-winning Super Air Nautique G23 to secure their spots in tomorrow’s Final rounds of the most prestigious tournament in watersports.

As the day began with Junior Women and Men Jump, Maise Jacobsen (DNK) successfully defended her Junior Women Jump Title with a 150 ft (45.9m) jump. The Ski Nautique pulled BG Bickley (USA) to jump an impressive 185ft (56.5m) to take the win in Junior Men Jump.

As final scores were tallied, Alexia Abelson (USA) succeeded in defending her Overall Junior Women Masters title with 2,756.2 points. The Overall Junior Men Masters title was crowned with Francisco Giorgis (ARG) accumulating 2,890.9 points.

Team Nautique athlete Anna Hunter (USA) punched her ticket into tomorrow’s Open Women Trick Final as the top seed with a score of 10,600. She will be joined in the Final by fellow Team Nautique athletes Erika Lang (USA) and Neilly Ross (CAN), with scores of 10,470 and 10,080, respectively. Giannina Bonnemann Mechler (GER) tricked 9,520 to round out the Open Women Trick Final.

In the Open Men Trick Semifinal, Pato Font (MEX) scored 12,080 points to advance into the Final alongside Matias Gonzalez (CHI), Jake Abelson (USA), and Joel Poland (GBR) with respective scores of 11,860, 11,610, and 11,550.

After an exciting runoff in Open Women Slalom, Trinidad Espinal prevailed by half a buoy to secure the last spot in the Finals. Team Nautique athlete Regina Jaquess (USA) skied 3 @ 39.5 off (10.75m) to advance into the Final followed by Jaimee Bull (USA) with 2 @ 39.5 off (10.75m), and Allie Nicholson (USA) secured the third spot with 5 @ 38 off (11.25m).

In Open Men Slalom, defending Masters Champion Frederick Winter (GBR) skied 2.5 @ 41 off (10.25m) to make it through to the Final as the top seed. Cole McCormick (CAN), Team Nautique athlete Charlie Ross (CAN), and Jonathan Travers (USA) also emerged as finalists with respective scores of 2 @ 41 off (10.25m), 1.5 @ 41 off (10.25m), and 5 @ 39.5 off (10.75m).

The award-winning Super Air Nautique G23 set up perfect wakes for Team Nautique athlete Zahra Kell (AUS) and defending nine-time Masters Champion Meagan Ethell (USA) to win their Semi-Final heats in Pro Women’s Wakeboard with scores of 86.33 and 84, respectively. Joining them in tomorrow’s Final round will be Hinata Yoshihara (JPN), who scored 78.33 and Nacha Holscher (CHI), who scored a 71.

In the Open Men Wakeboard division, defending Masters Champion Nic Rapa (AUS) threw down two stand up passes to score an 83.33, winning his heat to secure the spot in the Finals. Maxime Roux (FRA) followed suit, winning his heat to qualify for Finals with a score of 83. Trent Stuckey (USA) scored a 71 to take second in heat one, and Sam Brown (AUS) scored 79.67 to take second in heat two, with both Trent and Sam advancing into the Final.

During Open Women Jump, Aliaksandra Danisheuskaya (USA) jumped 177 ft (54m) behind the GM Marine powered Ski Nautique to win the Semifinal. She was followed by Giannina Bonnemann Mechler (GER), Regina Jaquess (USA), and Kennedy Hansen, who all earned spots in tomorrow’s final jumping 172 ft (52.6m), 162 ft (49.4m), and 153 ft (46.9m), respectively.

An exciting end to the day, the Open Men Jump athletes soared the lengths of Robin Lake with defending Masters Champion Joel Poland (GBR) jumping 223 ft (68m). Luca Rauchenwald (AUT), Team Nautique athlete Ryan Dodd (USA), and Emile Ritter (CHI) also advanced to Finals jumping 216 ft (66.1m), 215 ft (65.8m), and 203 ft (62m), respectively.

“Semifinals day at the Nautique Masters Water Ski & Wakeboard Tournament showcased the incredible level of talent in the Masters field on Robin Lake,” said Nautique President, Greg Meloon. “The all-new Ski Nautique continues to prove itself as an exceptional platform for athletes to push boundaries and perform at the highest level of three-event tournament waterskiing. With finals day ahead, I can’t wait to see what these skiers and riders accomplish on the biggest stage of waterskiing.”

Congratulations to Melitine Morel (FRA), who competed in the junior head-to-head exhibition earning a scholarship courtesy of O’Brien. We’d also like to congratulate Alexia Abelson (USA), runner-up during the exhibition, earning herself a scholarship from the Mapple family.

The Opening Ceremonies of the 66th Masters will begin tomorrow at 10:00AM with the Parade of Champions followed by the Final rounds at 10:30AM. To watch live and for complete up-to-date scores of the 66th Masters, please visit masterswaterski.com.

An invitation to compete in the Masters is universally considered an acknowledgement of achievement for reaching the pinnacle in a given watersports discipline - only the world's most elite athletes compete at the Masters. This tournament is sanctioned by IWWF/USA Water Ski and WWA.

66TH NAUTIQUE MASTERS STANDINGS

About Nautique Boat Company: Since 1925, Nautique has set the standard in the marine industry through a relentless pursuit of what’s possible on the water. As a subsidiary of Correct Craft, Nautique’s passion for performance and innovation continue to shape on-water experiences around the world. Renowned for building the best water ski, wakeboard, and wakesurf boats on the market, Nautique pushes the industry forward through award-winning technology, unmatched craftsmanship, and meticulous attention to detail. Every boat reflects a commitment to excellence that defines Nautique as the industry leader. Beyond the water, Nautique Cares unites employees and athletes in giving back - extending support to communities and individuals in need across the globe. The world’s best ski boat. The world’s best wake boat. A company that truly cares. Learn more at www.nautique.com.

About Correct Craft: Celebrating over 100 years of excellence in the marine industry, Correct Craft is a Florida-based company with global operations. Focused on “Making Life Better,” the Correct Craft family includes Nautique, Centurion, Supreme, Bass Cat, Yar-Craft, SeaArk, Parker, and Ingenity boat companies, Pleasurecraft Engine Group, Indmar Marine Engines, Velvet Drive Transmissions, Mach Connections, Merritt Precision, Osmosis, Watershed Innovation, and Aktion Parks. For more information, please visit www.correctcraft.com.

33rd Nautique Jr. Masters Results

NautiqueJeff — Sat, 23 May 2026 23:58:08 GMT

Official Nautique Press Release:
Pine Mountain, GA (May 22, 2026) - The next generation of elite talent in three-event waterskiing and wakeboarding brought the future into focus at 33rd Nautique Junior Masters Water Ski and Wakeboard Tournament presented by GM Marine. History was made with a new course record, setting the tone for an unforgettable weekend on Robin Lake at Callaway Gardens.

To start to the day, the record-setting Ski Nautique pulled reigning champion Alexia Abelson (USA) to successfully defend her Junior Women Trick Title with a score of 8,320 points. Bautista Ahumada (ARG) followed with an impressive 9,350 points to claim the top spot in Junior Men Trick.

Abelson carried that momentum into Junior Women Slalom, running 1 @ 39.5 off (10.75m) to break the course record and secure her second victory of the day. On the men’s side, Damien Eade (USA) earned the Junior Men Slalom Title with 2 @ 38 off (11.25m).

The award-winning Super Air Nautique G23 set up perfect wakes as Zoey Carroll (USA) and Matteo Molinari (ITA) each captured their first Junior Masters Titles in Junior Women and Junior Men Wakeboard, scoring 66.67 and 85, respectively.

“Watching the future of our sport through these up-and-coming athletes performing behind the all-new Ski Nautique is incredibly exciting,” said Greg Meloon, President of Nautique Boat Company. “This boat is designed to push the boundaries of performance, and it’s clear these junior skiers are rising to that challenge and elevating well beyond what we’ve seen in the past. We’re also looking ahead to next year’s Junior Masters, which will serve as the culminating event of the inaugural Nautique Water Ski World Series. Expanding the event to include Under 21 athletes is an important step forward, giving our sport’s top junior skiers additional time and experience to continue their development as they transition to the pro level.”

Please visit masterswaterski.com for the Junior Masters final standings and to watch the 66th Nautique Masters Water Ski and Wakeboard Tournament live on Saturday May 23rd.

An invitation to compete in the Nautique Masters is universally considered an acknowledgement of achievement for reaching the pinnacle in a given watersports discipline - only the world's most elite athletes compete at the Masters. This tournament is sanctioned by IWWF/USA Water Ski and WWA.

NAUTIQUE JUNIOR MASTERS FINAL STANDINGS

About Nautique Boat Company: Since 1925, Nautique has set the standard in the marine industry through a relentless pursuit of what’s possible on the water. As a subsidiary of Correct Craft, Nautique’s passion for performance and innovation continue to shape on-water experiences around the world. Renowned for building the best water ski, wakeboard, and wakesurf boats on the market, Nautique pushes the industry forward through award-winning technology, unmatched craftsmanship, and meticulous attention to detail. Every boat reflects a commitment to excellence that defines Nautique as the industry leader. Beyond the water, Nautique Cares unites employees and athletes in giving back - extending support to communities and individuals in need across the globe. The world’s best ski boat. The world’s best wake boat. A company that truly cares. Learn more at www.nautique.com.

About Correct Craft: Celebrating over 100 years of excellence in the marine industry, Correct Craft is a Florida-based company with global operations. Focused on “Making Life Better,” the Correct Craft family includes Nautique, Centurion, Supreme, Bass Cat, Yar-Craft, SeaArk, Parker, and Ingenity boat companies, Pleasurecraft Engine Group, Indmar Marine Engines, Velvet Drive Transmissions, Mach Connections, Merritt Precision, Osmosis, Watershed Innovation, and Aktion Parks. For more information, please visit www.correctcraft.com.

Managing bottom growth and hull stains

SilentSeven — Fri, 22 May 2026 15:14:21 GMT

I had to leave my 206 moored for about 10 days in the local lake. I knew I would get some bottom growth but was surprised by how much accumulated in the short time. I also got a nice hull stain apparently from all the tannin currently in the water (so says AI). The bottom growth scrubbed off with a little elbow grease and the stain quickly came out with a little oxalic acid solution. I'm sure the white hull exacerbates the problem. :/ I also wonder if older hulls are more susceptible to water stains.

But now I'm curious as to what others do who keep their boat moored for longer periods. Are their tricks that I should know about?

Snap-in carpet

Nathancg — Thu, 21 May 2026 15:45:37 GMT

Anyone have the original snap in carpet for a 2012 super air natique 230 for sale?

ACTIVE -Ski Nautique 196 for sale

Kent Moosman — Thu, 21 May 2026 05:07:00 GMT

2002 Correct Craft Ski Nautique 196 25th Anniversary Edition:
Pristine condition
Nautique Trailer with folding tongue, brakes, spare tire, chrome wheels, new seals & bearings,
new oil in oil bath hubs, new tires, new carpet on bunks
Approx. 450 hours
Custom heavy duty snap on cover with vents and ratchet strap
Bimini top
Custom carpet overlay with Nautique logo
Perfect Pass speed control
New gauges
Vinyl and hull excellent
Nice stereo system
Heater (3 settings)
Depth gauge
Push button start
Tons of storage (bow, rear, sides)
Hydro Gate (wake plate, creates bigger wake for trick skiing or wakeboarding),
easily engaged by pulling the ‘sport-shift lever’ back, (located under driver’s console)
Beautiful teak platform with custom cover
Cleats and fuel fill on both sides of boat
Three 50lb Wakeballast steel shot bags with handles (to balance the boat)
New gas lift shocks for passenger seat and rear storage
Strong, steady pull out of the hole
Always used no-ethanol premium gas
Very well maintained by experienced professional inboard mechanic
(oil, filter, impeller every 50 hours; spark plugs, distributor cap & rotor, new pito tubes Oct ’25,
other service also done regularly)
Annual thorough detailing by experienced professional detailer
Always garage stored
Boat has been pampered and is in amazing condition!
20+ photos and a short video clip of the boat in action are available
Health issues forces sale

Gas cap�

Mschmuhl — Wed, 20 May 2026 21:44:02 GMT

Looking for a gas cap for a 1964 Correct Craft 1 1/2” inside dimension.
contact Mike at mikeschmuhl@yahoo.com