03-26-2006, 03:21 AM
I beleive any boat that dosnt tip when you move around in it, dosnt take on water, and will allow you to stand up is a good boat.
any thing extra is just that. nothing wrong with having extras.
of corse this is the opinion of a man who never had the opetunity to operate the toys of the big boyz. [shocked]
Living in the great lakes state a man almost needs several boats. one for inland lakes, one for small rivers, one for large rivers. each have thier own type of boyancy needs.
Fishing on waters where you have to share it with ocean going freighters realy makes small water craft look less desirable, especialy in the wake of one of those monsters where the craft compleatly disapears at the bottom of the wake.
there are a lot of bass in the detroit river. I dont know if there are any tournaments held on that river, there are a lot of walleye tournaments held there.
I do see trackers out there early in the mornings but they come in to shore just as soon as the freighters start showing up.
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any thing extra is just that. nothing wrong with having extras.
of corse this is the opinion of a man who never had the opetunity to operate the toys of the big boyz. [shocked]
Living in the great lakes state a man almost needs several boats. one for inland lakes, one for small rivers, one for large rivers. each have thier own type of boyancy needs.
Fishing on waters where you have to share it with ocean going freighters realy makes small water craft look less desirable, especialy in the wake of one of those monsters where the craft compleatly disapears at the bottom of the wake.
there are a lot of bass in the detroit river. I dont know if there are any tournaments held on that river, there are a lot of walleye tournaments held there.
I do see trackers out there early in the mornings but they come in to shore just as soon as the freighters start showing up.
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