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Inshore Saltwater Fishing Discussion Discuss inshore fishing, tackle, and tactics here! |
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That is what my next will be, but was very impressed with a Trans Cat, we ran in some shallow stuff, some as deep as 6 inches.
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What do y'all think about rangers or skeeters?
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Hey Erik , get that yellowfin
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It just all depends on the money you want to spend.. I've fished a custom built Alum mod-vee boat..
I wanted a nice glass boat.. I did my research.. My due diligents.. I came up with a Triton LTS.. All recommendations where if you get a 22', you are going to want a 24'. So I looked and looked... After 4 yrs of looking.. I found a great deal on a 2008 24' LTS.. With a 4 stroke 250 Yam. I drove 1,000 miles one way to get it.. I've never in my life believed I could be so happy with a boat.. Love my 24' Triton LTS.. Its a machine.. On a nice day not scared to go 40-50 miles out for the big stuff. But I can get in some skinny water too.. They have Haynies, Yellowfin, Sea Hunts, Champion, Skeeter, Ranger, Blazer Bay..... They are all good... Find a boat U like. Test it out..Take Ur family out on it... See If it has the ride, layout, and accessories you want.. If it's close to what U want then buy it.. I know where there is a real nice extremely well taken care off 22 or 24' champion...Can't remember Exactly.. Let me know if you are interested.. i can put you in contact with the guy.. |
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I have a Blazer Bay and like it. My next boat would be the Sea Hunt 24 Bx
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I looked at the Sea Hunt dealer when I was in Gulf Shores last summer. The 22' and 24' have center consoles with a porta potty in them. I thought that was an awesome selling point if you wanted to take your wife or girls out for a day on the water.
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What is a freeboard?
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Eat ****
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My Kenner is a great boat, but they arent made by the original builder anymore.
He now makes Frontier and Blackjack. Very sturdy quality boats. I reccomend the black jack |
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So is ranger and skeeter synonymous with ****ty boat? Haven't gotten any feed back
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I have heard both are wet boats. However I DO NOT have first hand experience with either brand.
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I had a nautic star 2110 and it was a great boat for the kids with the jump seats and high sides. I had a 200 hpdi and it ran great
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Dont get a SCB its sinks
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I didn't know Haynie was unsinkable? Chris must be using that new space age wood. Haynie rules!
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I have a owned a Haynie, bluewave, skeeter, seapro, xpress and a few others. I just bought my second bluewave from lake area and I love it. I have ridden in just about all of them, I also like the blackjack and although it is a little slower the trition is a great boat. Haynie is a great fishing machine but to me not a good fit for my young children. Budget for 60k if you want a 24 foot boat loaded and a little more if you are looking in the direction of a shearwater. Most manufactures these days make nice boats, (there are only three ormfour i would avoid) my advice would be to get the longest boat you can afford. Fishing the beach or short rigs I have never wanted my boat to be a little smaller.
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Thanks
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