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May 19th, 2005, 08:08 AM
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Single or Dual Console?
New to freshwater fishing. Will be doing most around Lake Okeechobee. 2
people most of the time. I want something with a little speed. 30 - 40 mph, would be great. Faster, would be even greater. Willing to spend $5-7K on a used boat. What do you guys suggest and why? Size, Aluminum or glass, Single or dual console and why? Or am I kidding myself at that price? TIA 
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