Thread: How many of you only bank fish ?

Personally I would keep the boat, with no gas motor to worry about fuel going bad or gummed up carbs, your boat will always be ready to go on a batteries charge notice. Put a trickle charge/battery maintainer on your power plants and six months from now when your ready to take her out, only the dust will have issues while you are ripping lips in the warm sunshine.

Originally Posted by StantheMan2567

Personally I would keep the boat, with no gas motor to worry about fuel going bad or gummed up carbs, your boat will always be ready to go on a batteries charge notice. Put a trickle charge/battery maintainer on your power plants and six months from now when your ready to take her out, only the dust will have issues while you are ripping lips in the warm sunshine.

I would like to keep the boat , but I don't see me using it more than a few times a year and it’s getting tough putting it back on the trailer and turning it around in the driveway to push it slightly uphill into the garage.
If I still had my truck , I’d keep it at least another year . But with the truck gone , unless I put a trailer hitch on my wife’s RAV4, I don’t have anything to pull it with .
Looked into installing a trailer hitch and the hitch ain’t the problem , six bolts . It’s the wiring harness for the lights . Looking at an installation video , I’d have to disassemble the entire rear cargo area to install the harness .
My old fishing buddy , my brother can’t get in and out of the boat at all any more , at least he’s giving up trying , and my other friend I’d been taking with me has issues sitting in the boat worse than I do .
Everything looking like it’s time , to sell it off and move on .
When I bank fish I use a folding stool about 90% of the time .