Maybe???

[Crappie Chatt]

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[ragnar]

I like it!

[Ozark88]

You tradin up Chatt??

[Crappie Chatt]

Well,,, I've not seen one or rode in one yet but,,, there will be one at Ozawkie soon. <*)}}}><

[shane]

22 footer Chatt?

[Crappie Chatt]

22 footer Chatt?

20ft. Can't get 22ft in my driveway<*)}}}><

[cricket george]

OMG!! Good lookin boat!!!! Should run fine on Kaw in the big winds.

[ragnar]

you can use my drive way. just leave the keys incase i need to "move it"

[psilvers]

Chatt,

I have a 17.5 foot Grady White, which looks to be similar to the boat you are thinking about. My Grady is pretty heavy- the empty hull ( no motor or gas) weighs 1500 lbs. it has pretty high freeboard, so I never worry about anything on the local lakes. I have fished mine in the Gulf a fair bit, and on a good day I don't mind fishing 10-15 miles off shore. In fact, I have been out as far as 20 miles off Ft. Morgan, Alabama. That being said, it is not the greatest boat for crappie fishing or fishing some of the lakes around here. The hefty freeboard that makes it a good bay boat also makes it hard to hold a good position on the local lakes when it is windy. On the other hand, it is a great all around boat- bay, near shore in the ocean, and larger lakes.

Pete

[kingfish387]

Look'n Good.Very nice