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Old 05-30-2014, 04:25 PM
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I knew this would happen. Ended up buying a bass boat during pre-spawn, and was so glad I decided not to get a bay. Well, now I'm pretty much over the green trout for the year and I wanna win all them boats n sh%* yall passing up on in the STAR lol. Is it a really bad idea to put it in salt, or is there enough preventative and maintenance steps I can take to see no long term effects on my boat and trailer? Thanks for the help
It's the trailers that I have seen fall too pieces. If it's a painted trailer, it will rot out in a few years. But between now and then gives you time to save up for an aluminum or galvanized trailer.

If your trailer is already one of the above, you are good to go.

As far as the boat, I think they hold up well in Saltwater. Just keep it clean and hinges, etc.... Lubed up.
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