haynie VS. blackjack

["W"]

Hayine boat is more stealth for fishing...less slap and will catch more fish with out spooking them

[noodle creek]

haynie h.o. cheaper. 2 extra feet. build it how you want. rides better than any other boat out there for half the price of a lot of them

[cmdrost]

Originally Posted by noodle creek

haynie h.o. cheaper. 2 extra feet. build it how you want. rides better than any other boat out there for half the price of a lot of them

I wouldn't agree with that. A 24 HO Haynie will cost just as much as a 22 Blackjack. But you do get 2 extra feet.

Haynie - built for speed. No thrills fishing boat.

Blackjack - full fit & finish type boat. clean.

Both roomy and quick and comfortable.

Can't go wrong with either.

[Tiger260]

Originally Posted by cmdrost

I wouldn't agree with that. A 24 HO Haynie will cost just as much as a 22 Blackjack. But you do get 2 extra feet.

Haynie - built for speed. No thrills fishing boat.

Blackjack - full fit & finish type boat. clean.

Both roomy and quick and comfortable.

Can't go wrong with either.

The 24HO is a wonderful rough water boat, that'll haul the mail on a slick lake. The interior is built exactly how I wanted it configured, as well as, choice of consoles, seats, livewells, etc. That being said, it might not be designed for the next Haynie owner. EX: W has a fishbox built into his front deck, and ChemMan gets livewells in front of the console on his. I don't want either of these features, but it works for them, as mine for me. That's the beauty of these boats. Check out as many as you can, and call Chris's to talk to them. I'm sure any of us would be glad to take you for a demo.

[BayBolt23]

Well stated Drost

[FiberglassMan21]

I do fiberglass work if you want my opinion..... Blackjack boats get ALOTTT of stress cracks at the transom and on the bottom but on the other hand i havent worked on any hanie boats

["W"]

Originally Posted by FiberglassMan21

I do fiberglass work if you want my opinion..... Blackjack boats get ALOTTT of stress cracks at the transom and on the bottom but on the other hand i havent worked on any hanie boats