Fastest tin rig.

[Shallow Runner]

Who has the fastest tin rig on the market. I'm looking for a 15' modified V. No sales pitch just facts please.


Eatin ain't cheatin

[skeetbum]

I hope your back is in good shape. Fast in tin means it hits waves hard without the weight to cut into them. Just some input, I'm interested in where this goes.

[Shallow Runner]

You're correct about the ride, I am fishing a relatively small river and a rough day is 3-5 seas. 3-5 inches that is lol.


Eatin ain't cheatin

[Crestliner08]

I can tell you this much, I fished out of a 14' (14'7") Crestliner tiller for a bunch of years. Widest, most stable, comfortable deep-V (with a full length flat floor) on the market - in my opinion. Also one of the lightest (being all welded construction), so speed is right up there. Speed, of course, depends on the motor you put on the transom, as well as pitch and position. If you are looking for the fastest set-up, make sure the cavitation plate on the engine is in line with the lowest point (on the transom) at the keel.

[yankee doodler]

I can't talk from experience, cause I've only owned on model of boat. I have an '02 Bass Tracker 175 xt pro series w/ 90/65 merc jet. Tops out @ 30 which is plenty fast enough for me. Might think about a jet drive for the river fishing. Sure like the peace of mind not having a lower unit to worry about. JMO.

[windstone]

go to the ark board and chat with BRM aka big river marine. he came by me out on sardis one day in a xpress and that machine set the water on fire.

[rockmike]

Look at a 15/42 Wareagle.

[Rees Guide]

G3Troller had a 20' rig that was fast (70 or so), dont know what they make in the smaller line but it was a good ride.

[feelay]

Xpress makes 70-80mph tin rigs, but I ain't getting in one!

[Gator_1]

I've rode in BRM's express in a good 2' to 3' swells at 40+ and it impressed me on how well and smooth the ride was.

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