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Thread: Triton TC17 or TC18

  1. 05-30-2016, 10:47 AM #1
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    Default Triton TC17 or TC18


    Anyone around that fishes out of these? If so what's your opinion?
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    I have never bought a smaller boat .
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    Knightshadow10 has a Triton aluminum crappie boat.....I have fished in it and like the layout...its a good stable boat. Maybe he will chime in here
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    Quote Originally Posted by "G" View Post
    Knightshadow10 has a Triton aluminum crappie boat.....I have fished in it and like the layout...its a good stable boat. Maybe he will chime in here
    I like the layout also of these boats. Only difference in the two is one foot of length, and that is on the front deck behind the seats. Looking at one with a 70 Yamaha, which ought to push it around 40ish. Fast enough to outrun a storm if you have to. There's about a $5000 difference between the 17 with a 70, and the 18 with a 115.
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    Don says his will really take rough water good

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    Cockrumcrappieman. Send him a PM he used to fish out of the 17.
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