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Hello everyone. Im in the market for a small pond boat. 2 man probably 10 footer. I have seen reviews on bass pros Pond prowler and the bass raider. Anybody personally have one and whats your thoughts. I want a small boat to get on smaller ponds. thanks
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Permalink Reply by John Kenney on
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Thanks I will check into it
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Permalink Reply by carl hendrix on
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CLAY;; THAT LOOKS LIKE IT COULD HAVE GREAT POTENTIAL ! IVE HEARD OF THE TWIN TROLLER; THOUGHT ITS A GREAT IDEA; STOP ONE MOTOR; TURN WITH THE OTHER ! SHOULD BE VERY STABLE TO;; BE SURE TO LET US KNOW HOW IT DOES; YOUR THE ONLY ONE WITH ONE OF THESE I THINK !
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Permalink Reply by Slip Sinker on
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...cool boat altogether Clay!
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Permalink Reply by Joe Guide on
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Have you looked recently at CRAIG'sLIST? There are normally some good deals there.
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