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Do most of you fish from a boat or the bank? I'd like to see some pictures of your fish catchin machines. Mine is in my avatar.
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Permalink Reply by bomberboat on
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i like to fish from shore on small ponds i also have a boat. this my latest boat it's pretty old but got it for one heck of a price. i also like this style of boat pretty stable
[IMG]http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o110/leserz2002/Boat076.jpg[/IMG]
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Permalink Reply by Kiana Fitzpatrick on
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No boat for us....we fish from the shore currently...hoping to have one some day!!!
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Permalink Reply by B. Waldman on
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I do both, bank and boat fishing. Recently got out of tourney fishing and sold my bigger Triton bass boat last spring. Picked up this little jon boat and spent the winter remodeling it. Had a great time fishing out of it this past year once I got over the part about not being able to go 60 mph down the lake any more :)
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Permalink Reply by Michael Perry on
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$1.00?? Can't go wrong with that. Boat looks great. Recently sold mine but looking for something smaller.
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Permalink Reply by Clayton Breiler on
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her are a couple pictures of my "fishing-machine" -- can't wait for this ice to melt
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Permalink Reply by Bruce J Miller on
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Top boat is a 16.5 fy Fisher Avenger Deep V, Sold my bassboat and purchased this. A lot more options on different waters! Carolina Skiff is a great shallow water boat that goes where a lot of boat cannot go! I have a 25hp Mariner OB plus a 9.8 Merc OB that can be used on it.
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Permalink Reply by Bassandgrass on
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Here is my favorite fishing platform, on the bank of my favorite pond. 15 foot 8 inches of old town plastic, One or two paddle power, no bells or whistles.
This will be the view from my house someday when I can get the money together to start building.
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Permalink Reply by Ben Winter on
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Take your pick. Both are fishin' machines. I enjoy them both. Just more room to move in the Smokercraft.
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Permalink Reply by shooter on
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[IMG]http://i285.photobucket.com/albums/ll69/chinkchaser/100_0734.jpg[/IMG]
this one is for close close quarter drill ,in back water timber .
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this is my big back water timber rig,both are 11'4'' boats ,the pirogue is 24'' wide,the coleman is 44" . the pirogue has a 52lb. thrust 12/24 motor guide with stick steering,the coleman has a six hp johnson and an 23 lb. motor guide up front.
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Permalink Reply by Tom Beauchamp on
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This is myself and my grandson Andrew after a day on the lake. I have an 08 tracker pro team 175 with 60 hp merc. four stroke.
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