Thread: What kind of boat do you have, or would like to have?

Originally Posted by DoyleAlley

When I moved "inland", I noticed that almost nobody has trailers like that. I spent almost 3 decades in Fl and almost everybody there has trailers like that. Those who don't know better, buy galvanized trailers - those that do buy aluminum.

do you think its better than a factory Ranger trailer? Does it load easy? trail well?

I like it. that thing looks like it could go 5 Million miles with no issues. bullet proof and very good support for the boat structure.

Originally Posted by HuskerCrappie

do you think its better than a factory Ranger trailer? Does it load easy? trail well?

I like it. that thing looks like it could go 5 Million miles with no issues. bullet proof and very good support for the boat structure.

Better? - define better. Definitely more rustproof which is the issue down in Fl. Even on boats used in freshwater, you still get far longer life out of an aluminum trailer than a painted one. Longer than galvanized too.

Our ol beater

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Hey Hambandit, what kind of deckboat is that? I'm looking for something that works equally well for fishing and for taking the kids out cruising.

It’s a 22ft nova, which isn’t made any more. My buddy has a Grumman that is set up real similar. Lowe also makes them.

it definitely does both!

Originally Posted by Pole Bender

I fish out of a figerglass bass boat and like it but keep in mind the lake you normally fish should be taken into consideration. Good luck and I hope you get what you want.

Hey Alex could you have Matt wagoner give me a call. Charlie king 573 502 3534 please

Originally Posted by MelvernJM

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2020 Lund 1875 Pro-V Bass XS

More storage then any boat I have ever seen. It has a bass deck with a V hull. Rides amazing.

Great boat I'm thinking something along this line or the Crestliner Bass Hawk for my next boat.

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