X2 back on trailer

[bbrr22]

Can anyone give me some tips on getting my X2 back on the trailer. I'm new to driving a inboard and it is completely different than anything else out there. No problem launching but manuvering it back up the trailer proving to be a bit difficult for me. Any tips on manuvering to the trailer would help. It is a tight ramp area and i don't have the option of coming straight on. Basically coming down a narrow canal 30' wide and need to turn into trailer. Thanks,

[dummy]

Idle - Neutral - Idle - Neutral. Keep bumping it in and out of gear at idle while making small steering corrections. Easy does it. Also, if you've got a current, try to gauge how far off it's gonna push you and line up at a spot up or down current (as necessary) so you eventually hit your trailer coming straight on and not turning into it. It's kinda like leading a target shooting skeet or playing an old video game like Space Invaders. Making 90-degree turns is trickier but gently going into Reverse and goosing the throttle a bit will stop the boat's movement once you're lined up in your turn.

Make some practice runs out in open water. Maybe toss a float or something out there and aim for it. Anybody can steer an I/O or outboard. There's some skill required in smoothly piloting an inboard. Just takes practice. Keep at it.

[magnum]

We learned not to back your trailer in to deep so when you come in and your "V" first hit the trailer , then let the vehicle driver start easing back as you pull your boat on a little more and you got it