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Bass Fishing => Bass Fishing Tips, Techniques & General Discussion => Topic started by: bob o on July 22, 2019, 09:52:00 AM
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Nope. Not to me. My 22ft boat has never felt too big. I just need a 500R. 8)
Bet my little Ranger with my aluminum prop will run with it on Kent at 10mph.
yea, but i could walk past you and still be in the boat, hahahaha
That is true. I am buying a Wake Surf Boat and going out on the weekends and circle bass boats. Fished White Saturday. Great until 10 then it was time. 4 Wake Surf boats in the exact area I fish. Guess they stay out in the middle so they are not bothering the shore people. Boat is still wet today. Bilge pump ran probably 10 times that I saw. Poor little boat does not have a chance in them big waves. Going to get me them Boom Boom speakers to. Only problem is they start at about 100k.
get two
Quote from: dartag on July 22, 2019, 03:01:56 PM
That is true. I am buying a Wake Surf Boat and going out on the weekends and circle bass boats. Fished White Saturday. Great until 10 then it was time. 4 Wake Surf boats in the exact area I fish. Guess they stay out in the middle so they are not bothering the shore people. Boat is still wet today. Bilge pump ran probably 10 times that I saw. Poor little boat does not have a chance in them big waves. Going to get me them Boom Boom speakers to. Only problem is they start at about 100k.
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$100k is your choice: That Jag. w/ 450 or those dang sunami machines...
Never too big. I'm so wanting a old Champ 223, but with a new merc V8. It ain't nicknamed the aircraft carrier fer nothing LOL.
Depends on where you're fishing and how big the waves are...?? There were many times I wanted a cigar boat with a bow mount trolling motor - extra long shaft... ;D Glad I can look at the waves sometimes now and think, we need a smaller lake (instead of a bigger boat).