Bass Boats

[William Barger]

I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
Bill

[XcitableBoi]

Dont go out now..

"William Barger" > wrote in message
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> I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
> Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
> Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
> hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
> Bill
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[Bob La Londe]

I fish out of a 20 Baker Tunnel our a 2050-16 Waco depending on the tourney
and my plan of attack.

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"William Barger" > wrote in message
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> I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
> Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
> Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
> hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
> Bill
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[Chris Rennert]

1989 Ranger 354V
"William Barger" > wrote in message
...
> I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
> Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
> Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
> hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
> Bill
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>

[RichZ]

After running a series of 18 to 21 foot bass boats from 1978 to 1999, for
the past few years, I've been doing most of my fishing from a little 14.5
foot, open glass boat with a pole seat and electric up front and a 20 horse
kicker on the rear.

But just recently, I've started giving more serious thought to moving back
into the big boat world. I don't want to go all the way, because I'm never
gonna be a serious tourney fisherman again. But I've actually thinking nice
thoughts about an 18 foot aluminum G3 with a buck-fifteen or a buck & a
half on the back. I'm hoping I can resist, but you know how hard that bass
boat bug can bite.<G>

One thing that may help me resist the bug is that I'd have to go back to a
more substantial tow vehicle, too. I tow the little rig I have now with a
little bitty Tracker 4x4 with a sewing machine motor in it, and get 23mpg
pulling the boat around on the hilly, two lane blacktops around here. Not
sure I want 14mpg truck again, just to pull a boat.

RichZ©
www.richz.com/fishing

[Illinois Fisherman]

I have a 1986 Glastron 16ft with a 90HP Johnson. Open bow model. I fish in a
wide range of waters from rivers to the Little Bay de Noc in the U.P. I am
near the Chain O'Lakes in Illinois and some of those 35 to 40 footers can
raise a 3 to 4 ft wake. I needed something deeper than a bass boat just to
keep from getting swamped.


"William Barger" > wrote in message
...
>I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
> Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
> Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
> hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
> Bill
>
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>

[Bob]

"William Barger" > wrote in message
...
> I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
> Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
> Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
> hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
> Bill
>

Me, I'm a small boat fan. My current buggy is a 1970 Grumman Sport Boat @
15' (think square stern canoe on steroids :-), powered by an Evinrude 5hp.
For a picture of it, go to http://www.marathonboat.com/canoes2.htm , it is
at the bottom of the page. Don't even own a trailer for it at this time,
though I will be picking one up in the spring for more civilized fishing
locations (that and staring at 49 candles on the old birthday cake will do
it). Just heave it into the back of either a Ford Ranger (wife's) or my '92
Dodge diesel 3/4 ton. Both of these get me over 20mpg on the road. For
bigger trips up to Ontario, I have a 5'x8' utility trailer with 2.5'
sidewalls. Just load it up with gear, flip the boat on upside down, tie it
down and go.

As far as launching goes...
Boat ramp? We don' need no stinkin' boat ramp! But then again, I am a bit
fond of the "away from the maddening crowds" style of fishing.

My dad has also given me free reign of his Grumman V hull 16' Walleye style
aluminum boat whenever I want it, unsure what year it is, but it was from
when OMC owned the name, so probably around '94 or '95. Nice boat, lots of
storage (compared to mine), big flat deck with lots of room. The only
complaint that I have is that for some strange reason he purposely ordered
this boat with tiller steering instead of console. I have taken to using
this one quit a bit around the home area, which for me is central Wisconsin,
and includes Castle Rock and Pettenwell flowages on the Wisconsin river.
Though for any type of stump-jumping water, I go for the Sport Boat.

My first boat was a 1974 Starcraft bass boat, at least that is what they
called it. This was in the VERY early days of bass style boats, and no one
really bothered to figure out back then what would make a decent fishing
platform. Couldn't really get the hang of that thing and sold it in '76 for
nearly the same price that I had paid for it. Not a bad investment!

My next boat? I am starting to look at Jon style boats in the 15'-16' range,
I particularly like the features of the Triton 16' stick steer model.
Probably pick one up in about 2 years. If the wifey likes me enough :-D

Cast far, fish often, and always dream about the next boat and big fish.
Bob

[Bob]

"William Barger" > wrote in message
...
> I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
> Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
> Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
> hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
> Bill
>

Me, I'm a small boat fan. My current buggy is a 1970 Grumman Sport Boat @
15' (think square stern canoe on steroids :-), powered by an Evinrude 5hp.
For a picture of it, go to http://www.marathonboat.com/canoes2.htm , it is
at the bottom of the page. Don't even own a trailer for it at this time,
though I will be picking one up in the spring for more civilized fishing
locations (that and staring at 49 candles on the old birthday cake will do
it). Just heave it into the back of either a Ford Ranger (wife's) or my '92
Dodge diesel 3/4 ton. Both of these get me over 20mpg on the road. For
bigger trips up to Ontario, I have a 5'x8' utility trailer with 2.5'
sidewalls. Just load it up with gear, flip the boat on upside down, tie it
down and go.

As far as launching goes...
Boat ramp? We don' need no stinkin' boat ramp! But then again, I am a bit
fond of the "away from the maddening crowds" style of fishing.

My dad has also given me free reign of his Grumman V hull 16' Walleye style
aluminum boat whenever I want it, unsure what year it is, but it was from
when OMC owned the name, so probably around '94 or '95. Nice boat, lots of
storage (compared to mine), big flat deck with lots of room. The only
complaint that I have is that for some strange reason he purposely ordered
this boat with tiller steering instead of console. I have taken to using
this one quit a bit around the home area, which for me is central Wisconsin,
and includes Castle Rock and Pettenwell flowages on the Wisconsin river.
Though for any type of stump-jumping water, I go for the Sport Boat.

My first boat was a 1974 Starcraft bass boat, at least that is what they
called it. This was in the VERY early days of bass style boats, and no one
really bothered to figure out back then what would make a decent fishing
platform. Couldn't really get the hang of that thing and sold it in '76 for
nearly the same price that I had paid for it. Not a bad investment!

My next boat? I am starting to look at Jon style boats in the 15'-16' range,
I particularly like the features of the Triton 16' stick steer model.
Probably pick one up in about 2 years. If the wifey likes me enough :-D

Cast far, fish often, and always dream about the next boat and big fish.
Bob

[alwaysfishking]

11 foot bass buddy, electric motor only, or sometimes I fish from the
"Predator" that's 10 foot but much fun...much much fun!!!!!!!!!!!

"Bob" > wrote in message
news:K085d.112536$D%.74846@attbi_s51...
> "William Barger" > wrote in message
> ...
> > I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
> > Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
> > Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
> > hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
> > Bill
> >
>
> Me, I'm a small boat fan. My current buggy is a 1970 Grumman Sport Boat @
> 15' (think square stern canoe on steroids :-), powered by an Evinrude 5hp.
> For a picture of it, go to http://www.marathonboat.com/canoes2.htm , it is
> at the bottom of the page. Don't even own a trailer for it at this time,
> though I will be picking one up in the spring for more civilized fishing
> locations (that and staring at 49 candles on the old birthday cake will do
> it). Just heave it into the back of either a Ford Ranger (wife's) or my
'92
> Dodge diesel 3/4 ton. Both of these get me over 20mpg on the road. For
> bigger trips up to Ontario, I have a 5'x8' utility trailer with 2.5'
> sidewalls. Just load it up with gear, flip the boat on upside down, tie it
> down and go.
>
> As far as launching goes...
> Boat ramp? We don' need no stinkin' boat ramp! But then again, I am a bit
> fond of the "away from the maddening crowds" style of fishing.
>
> My dad has also given me free reign of his Grumman V hull 16' Walleye
style
> aluminum boat whenever I want it, unsure what year it is, but it was from
> when OMC owned the name, so probably around '94 or '95. Nice boat, lots of
> storage (compared to mine), big flat deck with lots of room. The only
> complaint that I have is that for some strange reason he purposely ordered
> this boat with tiller steering instead of console. I have taken to using
> this one quit a bit around the home area, which for me is central
Wisconsin,
> and includes Castle Rock and Pettenwell flowages on the Wisconsin river.
> Though for any type of stump-jumping water, I go for the Sport Boat.
>
> My first boat was a 1974 Starcraft bass boat, at least that is what they
> called it. This was in the VERY early days of bass style boats, and no one
> really bothered to figure out back then what would make a decent fishing
> platform. Couldn't really get the hang of that thing and sold it in '76
for
> nearly the same price that I had paid for it. Not a bad investment!
>
> My next boat? I am starting to look at Jon style boats in the 15'-16'
range,
> I particularly like the features of the Triton 16' stick steer model.
> Probably pick one up in about 2 years. If the wifey likes me enough :-D
>
> Cast far, fish often, and always dream about the next boat and big fish.
> Bob
>
>

[alwaysfishking]

11 foot bass buddy, electric motor only, or sometimes I fish from the
"Predator" that's 10 foot but much fun...much much fun!!!!!!!!!!!

"Bob" > wrote in message
news:K085d.112536$D%.74846@attbi_s51...
> "William Barger" > wrote in message
> ...
> > I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
> > Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
> > Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
> > hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
> > Bill
> >
>
> Me, I'm a small boat fan. My current buggy is a 1970 Grumman Sport Boat @
> 15' (think square stern canoe on steroids :-), powered by an Evinrude 5hp.
> For a picture of it, go to http://www.marathonboat.com/canoes2.htm , it is
> at the bottom of the page. Don't even own a trailer for it at this time,
> though I will be picking one up in the spring for more civilized fishing
> locations (that and staring at 49 candles on the old birthday cake will do
> it). Just heave it into the back of either a Ford Ranger (wife's) or my
'92
> Dodge diesel 3/4 ton. Both of these get me over 20mpg on the road. For
> bigger trips up to Ontario, I have a 5'x8' utility trailer with 2.5'
> sidewalls. Just load it up with gear, flip the boat on upside down, tie it
> down and go.
>
> As far as launching goes...
> Boat ramp? We don' need no stinkin' boat ramp! But then again, I am a bit
> fond of the "away from the maddening crowds" style of fishing.
>
> My dad has also given me free reign of his Grumman V hull 16' Walleye
style
> aluminum boat whenever I want it, unsure what year it is, but it was from
> when OMC owned the name, so probably around '94 or '95. Nice boat, lots of
> storage (compared to mine), big flat deck with lots of room. The only
> complaint that I have is that for some strange reason he purposely ordered
> this boat with tiller steering instead of console. I have taken to using
> this one quit a bit around the home area, which for me is central
Wisconsin,
> and includes Castle Rock and Pettenwell flowages on the Wisconsin river.
> Though for any type of stump-jumping water, I go for the Sport Boat.
>
> My first boat was a 1974 Starcraft bass boat, at least that is what they
> called it. This was in the VERY early days of bass style boats, and no one
> really bothered to figure out back then what would make a decent fishing
> platform. Couldn't really get the hang of that thing and sold it in '76
for
> nearly the same price that I had paid for it. Not a bad investment!
>
> My next boat? I am starting to look at Jon style boats in the 15'-16'
range,
> I particularly like the features of the Triton 16' stick steer model.
> Probably pick one up in about 2 years. If the wifey likes me enough :-D
>
> Cast far, fish often, and always dream about the next boat and big fish.
> Bob
>
>

[Carlos]

1994 Ranger 481VS, 1st year SuperStars boat.

Carlos

[Carlos]

1994 Ranger 481VS, 1st year SuperStars boat.

Carlos

[go-bassn]

Rich, I don't think your vehecle would have any problem towing the boat you
describe...

Warren

"RichZ" > wrote in message
...
> After running a series of 18 to 21 foot bass boats from 1978 to 1999, for
> the past few years, I've been doing most of my fishing from a little 14.5
> foot, open glass boat with a pole seat and electric up front and a 20
horse
> kicker on the rear.
>
> But just recently, I've started giving more serious thought to moving back
> into the big boat world. I don't want to go all the way, because I'm never
> gonna be a serious tourney fisherman again. But I've actually thinking
nice
> thoughts about an 18 foot aluminum G3 with a buck-fifteen or a buck & a
> half on the back. I'm hoping I can resist, but you know how hard that bass
> boat bug can bite.<G>
>
> One thing that may help me resist the bug is that I'd have to go back to a
> more substantial tow vehicle, too. I tow the little rig I have now with a
> little bitty Tracker 4x4 with a sewing machine motor in it, and get 23mpg
> pulling the boat around on the hilly, two lane blacktops around here. Not
> sure I want 14mpg truck again, just to pull a boat.
>
> RichZ©
> www.richz.com/fishing
>

[go-bassn]

Rich, I don't think your vehecle would have any problem towing the boat you
describe...

Warren

"RichZ" > wrote in message
...
> After running a series of 18 to 21 foot bass boats from 1978 to 1999, for
> the past few years, I've been doing most of my fishing from a little 14.5
> foot, open glass boat with a pole seat and electric up front and a 20
horse
> kicker on the rear.
>
> But just recently, I've started giving more serious thought to moving back
> into the big boat world. I don't want to go all the way, because I'm never
> gonna be a serious tourney fisherman again. But I've actually thinking
nice
> thoughts about an 18 foot aluminum G3 with a buck-fifteen or a buck & a
> half on the back. I'm hoping I can resist, but you know how hard that bass
> boat bug can bite.<G>
>
> One thing that may help me resist the bug is that I'd have to go back to a
> more substantial tow vehicle, too. I tow the little rig I have now with a
> little bitty Tracker 4x4 with a sewing machine motor in it, and get 23mpg
> pulling the boat around on the hilly, two lane blacktops around here. Not
> sure I want 14mpg truck again, just to pull a boat.
>
> RichZ©
> www.richz.com/fishing
>

[go-bassn]

2001 Gambler Intimidator. 2004 Evinrude 225 HO. You like to go fast?

Warren

"William Barger" > wrote in message
...
> I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
> Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
> Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
> hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
> Bill
>
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[go-bassn]

2001 Gambler Intimidator. 2004 Evinrude 225 HO. You like to go fast?

Warren

"William Barger" > wrote in message
...
> I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
> Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
> Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
> hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
> Bill
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[Dan]

On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 20:20:17 -0400, (William
Barger) wrote:

>I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
>Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
>Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
>hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
>Bill
>


I am the proud owner of ..."The Sponge" No, it's just a 14'
Crestliner aluminum that sucks up enough water to deserve a bilge
pump. 13 gal homemade livewell with pump, a couple of moderatly comfy
seats, a 40#+ trolling moter (Minnkota) and a 25 HP Evinrude (1982).
>
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[Dan]

On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 20:20:17 -0400, (William
Barger) wrote:

>I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
>Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
>Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
>hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
>Bill
>


I am the proud owner of ..."The Sponge" No, it's just a 14'
Crestliner aluminum that sucks up enough water to deserve a bilge
pump. 13 gal homemade livewell with pump, a couple of moderatly comfy
seats, a 40#+ trolling moter (Minnkota) and a 25 HP Evinrude (1982).
>
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>

[big fish 2003]

1997 Javelin 400- TE 200 h.p johnny pretty nice ride.

[Art Salmons]

Carlos > wrote in message >...
> 1994 Ranger 481VS, 1st year SuperStars boat.
>
> Carlos

I have a 1997 Stratos dual console 285 Pro Elite. I just bought it a
month ago and I really like it.

Art

[Art Salmons]

Carlos > wrote in message >...
> 1994 Ranger 481VS, 1st year SuperStars boat.
>
> Carlos

I have a 1997 Stratos dual console 285 Pro Elite. I just bought it a
month ago and I really like it.

Art

[Rich Pierro]

1990 Ranger 680C Fisherman with Yamaha 115 and 56lb/24v troller. It's a
nice package and it fits in my garage. Get's me on any water I want to go
to and it's good for tournaments.

Rich P





"big fish 2003" > wrote in message
...
> 1997 Javelin 400- TE 200 h.p johnny pretty nice ride.
>

[William Barger]

Gamblers are one of the best made. I guess you like going fast. What
does it do? At least 60+ right?

[Charles B. Summers]

2002 Nitro 700LXDC (17') with a 90hp Mercury.

Not the fastest or largest out there... but it serves me very well.

"William Barger" > wrote in message
...
> I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
> Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
> Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
> hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
> Bill
>
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>
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>
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>

[Charles B. Summers]

2002 Nitro 700LXDC (17') with a 90hp Mercury.

Not the fastest or largest out there... but it serves me very well.

"William Barger" > wrote in message
...
> I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
> Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
> Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
> hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
> Bill
>
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>
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>
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[Chief13amc]

Hey all...my new ride that i just picked up this summer..2004 Triton TR186
w/Yamaha Vmax 150..i finally had to bury my 1988 Ranger 375
Allen
911 Bass Anglers
Bucks County PA

[Chief13amc]

Hey all...my new ride that i just picked up this summer..2004 Triton TR186
w/Yamaha Vmax 150..i finally had to bury my 1988 Ranger 375
Allen
911 Bass Anglers
Bucks County PA

[John C. French]

1996 Spectrum Avenger 16S here. 40 HP Mariner, Garmin GPS72, Garmin
250 FF, Humminbird wide one FF, Motorguide Troll motor. Best
investment I ever made.


John C. French


On 26 Sep 2004 08:38:47 GMT, (Chief13amc) wrote:

>Hey all...my new ride that i just picked up this summer..2004 Triton TR186
>w/Yamaha Vmax 150..i finally had to bury my 1988 Ranger 375
>Allen
>911 Bass Anglers
>Bucks County PA

[John C. French]

1996 Spectrum Avenger 16S here. 40 HP Mariner, Garmin GPS72, Garmin
250 FF, Humminbird wide one FF, Motorguide Troll motor. Best
investment I ever made.


John C. French


On 26 Sep 2004 08:38:47 GMT, (Chief13amc) wrote:

>Hey all...my new ride that i just picked up this summer..2004 Triton TR186
>w/Yamaha Vmax 150..i finally had to bury my 1988 Ranger 375
>Allen
>911 Bass Anglers
>Bucks County PA

[Andrew Kidd]

"William Barger" > wrote in message
...
>I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
> Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
> Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
> hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
> Bill

Triton TR186 with a Merc 150EFI.

Just got it this spring, and loving it!
--
Andrew Kidd
http://www.amiasoft.com/ - Software for the rest of us!
http://www.rofb.net/ - ROFB Newsgroup Home

[Andrew Kidd]

"William Barger" > wrote in message
...
>I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
> Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
> Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
> hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
> Bill

Triton TR186 with a Merc 150EFI.

Just got it this spring, and loving it!
--
Andrew Kidd
http://www.amiasoft.com/ - Software for the rest of us!
http://www.rofb.net/ - ROFB Newsgroup Home

[Andrew Kidd]

"William Barger" > wrote in message
...
>I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
> Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
> Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
> hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
> Bill

Triton TR186 with a Merc 150EFI.

Just got it this spring, and loving it!
--
Andrew Kidd
http://www.amiasoft.com/ - Software for the rest of us!
http://www.rofb.net/ - ROFB Newsgroup Home

[Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers]

"William Barger" > wrote in message
...
> I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
> Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
> Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
> hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
> Bill

I owned a ProCraft SuperPro 190 with a 175 Merc EFI and was very pleased
with the performance of the boat. I sold it to buy my current ride, a 2001
Cobra Coosa 216. It's a 21'6" (8'1" beam) boat powered by a 2001 Merc 250
Pro XB outboard. It's a fun little ride.

If your ProCraft performs as well as mine did, you'll be very happy with the
boat.
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

[Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers]

"William Barger" > wrote in message
...
> I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of. I had a 1992
> Ranger Commanche, but grew tried of the constant repairs. Bought a 1997
> Procraft 1500B, but have not had it out yet due to the consecutive
> hurricanes we have experienced. Hoping to go maybe next weekend.
> Bill

I owned a ProCraft SuperPro 190 with a 175 Merc EFI and was very pleased
with the performance of the boat. I sold it to buy my current ride, a 2001
Cobra Coosa 216. It's a 21'6" (8'1" beam) boat powered by a 2001 Merc 250
Pro XB outboard. It's a fun little ride.

If your ProCraft performs as well as mine did, you'll be very happy with the
boat.
--
Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
http://www.herefishyfishy.com

[RGarri7470]

>what type of boats club members fish out of

04 Skeeter 225 with a Yamaha HDPI 225
Ronnie

http://fishing.about.com

[Chris S]

">> I am curious what type of boats club members fish out of.>

I'm using a 2001 17'-4" Ranger Cherokee with 125 Merc.


--
---- Chris S ----

( replace com with net to E-mail)

[Gary Wilber]

2003 Ranger 521 w/Evinrude 250

[Guy F. Anderson Sr.]

On 27 Sep 2004 02:50:49 GMT, (RGarri7470) wrote:

>>what type of boats club members fish out of
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1996 Monark 17 ft. aluminum with 50 hp Mercury/Force

[RGarri7470]

>HDPI 225

Guess I am a little dsylexic - make that a HPDI and the boat is a ZX 225
Ronnie

http://fishing.about.com

[JimmyG]

17 ft flatbed aluminum of unknown make, 8 HP Evinrude

Looking to upgrade soon now that my 2 kids are old enough to enjoy the
ride.