Aint the plastic surrounded by metal?Quote:
Originally Posted by Minnerman
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Aint the plastic surrounded by metal?Quote:
Originally Posted by Minnerman
Stop trashing our boats bigger. We're right proud of these metal ovens we fish outta. We don't complain about yall's glass boats not having front livewells and how the fish are being stressed by being kept out of the water an additional ten seconds while y'all walk to the rear livewell.
I got a tin boat too......I just fish outa a glass goat alot.
Yep he does, and he's the only person I've ever seen to take the plug out of the boat while in the water.Quote:
Originally Posted by biggerjigger
Vic tolt me he just lets you ride along since he doesn't like to walk back up the ramp for the truck. Bwahahahaha.Quote:
Originally Posted by biggerjigger
AND I heard Coco gets the right front seat and you have to stay on the back deck.
Wannabe...
And carpet and it's under the back deck jus like a glass boat.Quote:
Originally Posted by biggerjigger
CoCo rules that boat
Bigger and I have pretty much the same boat. The aluminum hot box dyin wells really bite!
I can see where those would get hot.Quote:
Originally Posted by feelay
Need to get you some insulated plastic ones from War Eagle.Quote:
Originally Posted by feelay
Or XpressQuote:
Originally Posted by ATM
I noticed that on mine also sending my boat back this winter F@F is going to insulate mineQuote:
Originally Posted by feelay
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I have a War Eagle Predator and the boxes are pretty good but nowhere near the Ranger boxes. Mine keep fish pretty good but it is a must for me to add a small frozen bottle to them to keep fish in warmer months. I also pump oxygen in those months as well.
I want to redo mine completely. Like cut it off and start over. Will F&F work on other brand boats?
I have a Ranger Cherokee that has 3 live wells in it. I have never had a crappie die in these live wells. Maybe it's because I don't fish if the temp is above 85?
If you want a boat with the best live wells, get a BassCat. Mine has 2 large live wells with timed recirculators and timed aerators. After catching a few, I turn on the recirculator and add 2 packs of Tournament Water. No worries after that.
No way I'm buyin an UGLY boat just for the livewell!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by crappiholic
your ugly face would make anything purity. What do you call "pretty boat"?
You guys are making too big a deal out of this.....you know you got to kill those fish before you can eat them, Lmao Rofl
Hahaha! Rangers and Skeeters are sexy boats. Bass cats are very good riding boats but just look ugly to me.Quote:
Originally Posted by crappiholic
Best production livewell - Charger. Period. Deep, big, recirc and built in cool well system. Now....this subject is hereby closed. I have spoken.
Wannabe...
closed just before I was gonna post a real nice comment. oh well. next time
Go ahead beagle and tell us what you think.
They will work on them all.Quote:
Originally Posted by biggerjigger
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Feelay, ride to Mtn. Home, AR and take a look at the new ones. Ifn I had been rich instead of so darn good looking, I'd have a new BC Jaguar w/Mercury 300.
Ranger has a sorry live well system. Ask Chris Pender. He lost the CM MS Championship several years ago because his fish died in his 621 Ranger. William's Skeeter has a good livewell system but it's not built for crappie fishing.
The new Jaguars are much better looking than all the previous Basscats. No glass boat is built for crappie fishing, we just have to rig it and live with the short comings. I wish I had the dough to go to a manufacturer and pay them to build the perfect glass crappie tournament/guide boat.
Don't be bad mouthing Bass Cat, or I'll make you say you're sorry.
Truth be told, BC stands behind and supports their customers better than anyone in the industry. Find another company where if you have a question, the owner will answer it. Second best would be Legend, but they are still new kids on the block. Third is Ranger, but you've got to paaaaayyyy for it.
I done tolt ya'll this thread is closed. I have spoken....again.
Wannabe...
what are they missing when it comes to rigged for crappie. I see livewell being a big problem. Is it not deep enough?
Did you not hear? Can you not read? Topic is closed DD. We don't need you mucking things up.
Wannabe...
3 of my close friends also have Rangers. Never once heard them complain about crappie dying in their livewells.Quote:
Originally Posted by crappiholic
ya'll hear that Gnat buzzing by your head again? BZZZzZZz.
Why don't you call Nautic Star and see if they will design one? They built right here in 'sippi. Amory, MsQuote:
Originally Posted by feelay