If you won the lottery, and money was no object, what kind of boat would you buy for crappie fishing?
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If you won the lottery, and money was no object, what kind of boat would you buy for crappie fishing?
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feelay's
Z521, 250 SHO, lektroniks galore
A 99 basscat jaguar.
Wannabe...
War Eagle 196 Predator, 150 4 stroke Yammy, dual axle Diamond City aluminum trailer with stainless steel Boat Buckle transom tie downs, 101 US2, 3 group 31 batteries, Lowrance HDS 10 & 7, and Navistyle seating.
About 38,000.00.
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Originally Posted by Rees Guide
Rees, I don't know what felays has???
I would probably just keep the boat that I already have and maybe buy a cabin somewhere and set up some endowments for my grandkids and invest the rest.
here ya go...Quote:
Originally Posted by Gator_1
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Why by one and have to mess with hire feelay full time.Pfffffft
The voice of wisdom has spoken.Quote:
Originally Posted by jimfish
Honestly doubt it would be just one boat, good jon boat for spring, nice glass boat for slowtrolling, and a toon set up for pulling cranks. With the Big Four the way they are about water levels I feel you need options.:biggrin
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This one, with a 150!!!!
I would buy a new Ranger also to tournament fish with. Like T-man said.
Big River Marine
Bill Burnett
870-635-0202
I would also buy a nice home on or near all my favorite fishin holes, and a boat like I wanted to leave at each.
Big River Marine
Bill Burnett
870-635-0202
I kinda like Feelays as well. Not sure if it's got a recirculating bait tank though, that's a must have. Give me a 22 1/2 footer and I'd be a happy camper
Agreed!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide
Wouldn't be just one boat and they would definitely have a home in several places. Jim is right too. I like the salt as well as fresh water. Feelay can handle both with that rig. I would need Maj to help out with the travel too. Would have a badazz chopper and LZ next to each boat. May need to buy the accessories Big River has in that red boat just because. Wait, how much was the lottery? I may have gone over budget!
Oh well. Time to wake up and go to work.
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Duck/Crappie Boat: excel 860crsc in shadow grass camo (from BRM of course)
Ski Boat: Mastercraft X-star
Off Shore: Bertram 800
Love yer first choice!!!! LmboQuote:
Originally Posted by JMcEndree7
Big River Marine
Bill Burnett
870-635-0202
I think I would go with the ranger z521 also, but with merc 250.
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Mr Jim has the right idea.
That's the one I'd buy cept without the naggers. If I had that kind of money, I wouldn't need naggers.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine
Money is already no object to me. Ain't got any to worry about!!!! That being said, there is no one perfect boat. Like Rees said, I would have several for different conditions and situations. I have a G3 Gator Tough 1860sc with a four stroke 90 Yamaha right now. I use it both for fishing and hunting. It's not the best fishing boat but it's a good one. It's not the best hunting boat, but it's a good one. Everything considered, it suits my needs just fine.
Oh ya, another plus, it's paid for!!!
Minner, Yea you could buy them on a as needed bases...lol
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Nope, but I made one from a 70 qt. marine cooler. I can keep a couple hundred minnows pretty well on a warm day.Quote:
Originally Posted by DonDon
A nice toon for family and friends and the biggest glass boat they got with all the goodies.
I would call Bill and tell him I want the boat in this picture with the 4 lady guides to bait my hook!Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine
Those are not guides... Their pole holders...pffffttttttttttttQuote:
Originally Posted by DMW1960
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Those are naggers. Pfffft. Trust me, I got one. With that being said, I wouldn't take a million dollers fer her.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gator_1
(But I also wouldn't give fitty cents fer another one jus like her.)
your a wise man TracyQuote:
Originally Posted by Minnerman
z522 with Merc racing 280 and all the HB fixins
That would be sweet, wonder if EZs pole holders are 100 MPH proof.Quote:
Originally Posted by KDAVID1
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Z522 250 Yamaha SHO Lowrance HDS 10 and 8.
Sorry Gator didn't have my glasses on this morning! Wonder if they come in a more stripped down models?:yikes I can't aford to many clothes!:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gator_1
Rees please don't tell on me!
Got me a 2000 16' PolarKraft Bass America Stick steer with a Yamaho 40hp, I use for small waters/dock shooting and a 2011 War eagle Predator with a Yamaha 115HP 4 stroke for the Big waters/Trolling.....I don't think I could be happier!!:biggrin
what he said .Quote:
Originally Posted by atm
Them ain't naggers, them are hook baiters, netters, fish cleaners, cooks, dish washers, and boat cleaners!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Minnerman
Big River Marine
Bill Burnett
870-635-0202
HAHA--ifn they aint bet he could make em that way:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide