I know you can use almost any boat for crappie fishing but I would like to see what you use here in Texas to chase them so Post some pics.
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I know you can use almost any boat for crappie fishing but I would like to see what you use here in Texas to chase them so Post some pics.
I use a 18' 3" Bass Tracker flat bottom, Minn. trolling motor, 50 hp Merc.,center console with 26 gal live well......
Sorry bout the stick condos but this is the only photo of my boat I have at this time....
Good fising....
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I fish a 1625 Lund (2007): 55lbs Terrova (Bow) 55lbs Endura (Stern), various sonars and other odd & ends... Ordered a special paint job, no paint on the bottom and Lund Red above the water line. Went with walk thru windshield to keep me and my partner dry and warm.
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I have a 16 ft Kenner cc. with a 88 Johnson. Don't have pics of it here at work. If I am not on mine then I am on my dads 24ft pontoon.
I Just got my Lund Crappie Edition last year and the lay out was designed by a guide/tournament fisherman from Dallas area and set up for team tournament fishing. I absolutely love it.
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TRITON 196 TA IS THE BEST BOAT FOR MY NEEDS!
MONKhttp://MONKSCRAPPIE.COM
I have a Lund Crappie Edition 1825 Pro Guide Tiller on the way. Its the same colors as skips. And sure look forward to getting it and seeing how well I like it.
Pete
I paddle a Pelican Cataway 116 Kayak.
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The Walleye/Multi species style boat works great for Crappie fishing. I've run several brands/models from 17-21'. Crestliner/welded and Lund/riveted are my favorite two makes. They both have Crappie edition (triple seating) up front available.
Any boat will work but I want something that is roomy, stable, deep sides for safety/comfort and gives me a smooth ride in rough water.
Mine is just like the Bass Tracker in the first post following yours but with a different name on it.
Mine is a Traveler 17'8'' all welded aluminum with 40 HP Johnson rigged for crappie fishing.
Good electronics is key. I have a Humminbird 787C2 with two mount stations. One on the console and the other up front. I now wish I had held out for one of the new side imaging units. Still might put one of those on the console.
OH! Btw!
If I ever decide to trade my boat in it will be for a Lund!
I had never fished out of a Lund until a Crappie guide friend of mine bought a new one last fall. Having fished out of it a few times now I'm convinced that it is the Cadillac of crappie boats. I love it!
I fish in an old early 60s skeeter with a 10 HP motor 13 ft of boat those crappie just slide up the side perfect for where I fish
2011 SeaArk 860XV....90 Yamaha four stroke....80 lb. Terrova Attachment 228370
Don't need more than two rods that's all I can fish with I only have two hands I haven't figured out how to fish with more than two some guys have a boat full to step on or get thrown out of the boat my13 ft skeeter works great in the swomp were I fish trees
tracker 2072 90 horse 4 stroke mercury center console great boat lots of room hope my son dont sale it like he wants to Attachment 240921Attachment 240922
we have 3 boats ....1 16 foot tracker with a 40 yamaha that is tore down to the hull for a rebuild ,1 10 foot "gibsons" aluminum paddle around version and 1 13 foot boston whaler with a 40 zebra johnson that is the king of the roost .....but we find in many cases a boat isnt the ticket to ketch crappie ....we hammer em right off the bank and docks year round ......so we also have crappie "boots" at my house .....my other half always wears her boots when we are on the bank chasing them because she is a bit snakey shakey .....:Rofl
and here is my favorite sweety ...the 1963 13 ft. boston whaler ....
runs right good and gets on em right well :cheers2