Reply With QuoteWhat about BASS TRACKER stick steer 17ft ?
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Originally Posted by Barneyrb
Yes sir I would sale it. I don't think you could afford it on account it would have to be sold with the wife and you sure don't want to take up payments on her.
Mine was called a "Suburban". I have nothing in between the seats on mine, sorta wish it did have on livewell and storage under the seats.
LOL I have one of them too (wife)know all about that.
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What about BASS TRACKER stick steer 17ft ?
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I have only looked at the smaller one...maybe 14 ft or so. My console steer Tracker was a 2001 165 ProCrappie and it was solid as a rock, never had a problem with it.
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Look around for a used Sea Ark Forecast in a stick steer, these boats are setup nicely for Crappie Fishing and are built like tanks. The older models are rated for a 75HP outboard. They also have a nice dead rise for taking on bigger water.
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I have a Sea Ark Forecast 170 and it is a crappie fisherman's dream. Only thing I don't like is no room for a double seat mount up front so my son and I can both fish from the front. Every once in a while I hear "Get me over closer to the structure." Other than that I love this boat.
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I'm now looking for a used ready to fish SeaArk.
When I have a fishing partner I will use my pontoon and when I'm alone I will hopefully be fishing in my new to me SeaArk by spring.
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You need to sale that boat to me and buy one with a double seat and that would solve mine and your problem. LOLI have a Sea Ark Forecast 170 and it is a crappie fisherman's dream. Only thing I don't like is no room for a double seat mount up front so my son and I can both fish from the front. Every once in a while I hear "Get me over closer to the structure." Other than that I love this boat.
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The Sea Arks are tough to find, I'm not sure how many were made, but I looked around for a long time and only saw a handful for sale. I was fortunate to buy it from a gentlemen that enjoyed crappie fishing as much as I did. He only sold his boat in order to buy a bigger crappie boat. Mine is an older 2002 model and for whatever reason it's rated for up to 75HP. The carpet is a bit faded, but it rides and fishes very well. It has a great setup as far as access to live wells go. Of all the manufacturers, I really prefer the layout of the Forecast the best.
A few other panfish style boats worth consideration are Crestline and Tritons.
Crestliner makes a crappie style boat called the "Outlook"
https://www.crestliner.com/outlook-tiller/1657-outlook/
Triton makes a crappie boat too. Never been in one, but I have seen them around.
Here is one that is for sale on craigslist right now. : TRITON BOATS 1657 SS STICK STEER MERCURY 40 ELPT EFI 4S
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I'm going to call tomorrow about the Triton.
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