Thread: What's you guys thoughts on a Triton

Triton makes a good boat. The trolling motor might be a little light for a boat that heavy. 71 pounds will be ok most days, but when the wind gets up, you'll be wanting more tm.
Make sure you keep oil in that Merc.

Thx speck, my f and f sure did good on rough water, wonder how these boats do? Also eyeing that 690 on the board, I sure do like that setup

Originally Posted by Speck

Triton makes a good boat. The trolling motor might be a little light for a boat that heavy. 71 pounds will be ok most days, but when the wind gets up, you'll be wanting more tm.
Make sure you keep oil in that Merc.

What's those boats bringing ?

Note the forward position of the port and starboard rod locker boxes and envision where you would put your seat bases left and right can be done, but not without compromise.

Originally Posted by Wannabe...

Note the forward position of the port and starboard rod locker boxes and envision where you would put your seat bases left and right can be done, but not without compromise.

Thx WB did notice that, it's nice boat but the 690 ranger I like better, I think he is too high on triton, askin 16k obo

Here's the NADA on the Triton
1999 Triton Boats TR-21(**) Standard Equipment, Boat Value, Boat Price & Craft Specs | NADAguides

You WILL NOT be able to beat the ride of that 690

Originally Posted by Speck

Here's the NADA on the Triton
1999 Triton Boats TR-21(**) Standard Equipment, Boat Value, Boat Price & Craft Specs | NADAguides

You WILL NOT be able to beat the ride of that 690

Absolutely no way I'd be looking at any other boat that has the same price tag as that 690, there ain't any comparison in the two. Put it this way, a bunch crappie fishing Triton owners out there wishing they had a ranger fisherman, willing to bet there ain't no ranger fisherman owners wishing they had a triton

Hate to say it But I agree with Rees....Your not going to beat that 690 Ranger Fisherman