What to do??

[Asterisk-Rich]

I saw that majek hanging in the duce rods stall the other day...that thing is pretty sweet

[Jadams]

How much u want 4 the 32?

[Andy C]

Originally Posted by BIG RED 1983

What about a blackjack

22 all they got. But they are there nice boats..

[Andy C]

Originally Posted by Jadams

How much u want 4 the 32?

Pm sent

[PaulMyers]

Go check them out at Lake Area Marine. They have 1 on the floor that is black with a 300 on it. The Blackjacks are some fine riding boats!

[Dink]

Since were dreaming here..... I'd get a METALSHARK!!

[calcutta37]

sell them both and buy something you and your family will use. Like a 26ft Calcutta draft 12" and can go 100 miles offshore very light boat that can go almost anywhere.

[ckinchen]

For an all around boat to fish on big lake it is very hard to beat a Haynie.

If you were fishing Grand Isle/Venice I would go with the yellowfin if your budget is not limited or maybe a Triton or something simliar at a better price point.

[jlincecum]

Originally Posted by Andy C

22 all they got. But they are there nice boats..

24 is coming soon. but if that 24 yellowfin is on your list (even if its a year away) thats where I would lean. might take you a little while to sell both and get what you want for em anyway

[SaltyShaw]

Originally Posted by jlincecum

24 is coming soon. but if that 24 yellowfin is on your list (even if its a year away) thats where I would lean. might take you a little while to sell both and get what you want for em anyway

I heard it was bigger than that.....
BlackJacks are fine boats, I can't wait to see the new model they release!

[BIG RED 1983]

Originally Posted by ckinchen

For an all around boat to fish on big lake it is very hard to beat a Haynie.

If you were fishing Grand Isle/Venice I would go with the yellowfin if your budget is not limited or maybe a Triton or something simliar at a better price point.

i know this is going to get crazy but
Why is the haynie good for big lake?

[Jadams]

Simple goes shallow in marsh handles rough waves in lake and light so better fuel mileage and easy to clean w the splattered gel coat

[jchief]

Only one I have experience in is the Blackjack. Very good boat. Great ride.

That being said, Bill Kenner has been saying for 4 years that a 24' is coming out. And well, it still aint out.

[ckinchen]

Originally Posted by BIG RED 1983

i know this is going to get crazy but
Why is the haynie good for big lake?

I agree with what Jadams said below.

It is still a reasonably shallow boat, handles sloppy seas better than most pad boats, easy to clean, fast hull, and fuel efficient. My biggest complaint about the boat is that if I were fishing the beach in Grand Isle or going out more than 15 miles I would prefer a deeper boat but that would also usually make it slower and impact the draft of the boat.

[Salty]

Originally Posted by ckinchen

I agree with what Jadams said below.

It is still a reasonably shallow boat, handles sloppy seas better than most pad boats, easy to clean, fast hull, and fuel efficient. My biggest complaint about the boat is that if I were fishing the beach in Grand Isle or going out more than 15 miles I would prefer a deeper boat but that would also usually make it slower and impact the draft of the boat.

Just take it back to the company and have 'em add freeboard...problem solved.

[Dink]

I knew that was coming! Lol!!