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Re: Advice on new boat

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You could go with one of them center console custom gheenoes at customgheenoe.com.
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Reel Slow wrote:This 18 ' bonefisher is sweet and in the panhandle... :smt007

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Thats BA. But what does it draft??
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The bonefisher drafts little id say 8-10"
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blindhog#3 wrote:The bonefisher drafts little id say 8-10"

Im looking for a boat that drafts 5-7"
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Then you're going to have to get a yak or a skiff, and we all know how well you and yaks work!
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BB, take a close look at these bad boys. I saw them in person for the first time yesterday in Albany. They are "BAD"!

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To get 5-7", you're gonna have to go mainly flat bottom. HPX-T, Dolphin, ECC, Beavertail, etc.
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Eerman wrote:To get 5-7", you're gonna have to go mainly flat bottom. HPX-T, Dolphin, ECC, Beavertail, etc.
YUP! That's what I'm talking about! But probably drop the ECC for around these waters.

Bonefisher 9.5" draft. But that thing will pass BB :lol: .
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Get a john boat....trick it out ....and be done with it. It'll get you to the fish cheaper than anything out there. Except maybe a kayak and we all know you ain't getting no kayak.
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No offense but tricked out John boat and BB = wet arse :o
center, side console or BTX Beavertail.
Float and get on plain where most boats can't. And pull it with a Pinto if you need to. If you knock holes in it, get the bottom redone every year or so. TC knows a good glass guy. :wink:
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Reel Slow wrote:But probably drop the ECC for around these waters.
Why?
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Barhopr wrote:No offense but tricked out John boat and BB = wet arse :o
center, side console or BTX Beavertail.
Float and get on plain where most boats can't. And pull it with a Pinto if you need to. If you knock holes in it, get the bottom redone every year or so. TC knows a good glass guy. :wink:

No offense but you can't get a Beavertail for $5-$6000.
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what good is 5-6k if it don't work?
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Barhopr wrote:what good is 5-6k if it don't work?
What the hell are you talkin' bout. There's more fish caught outta john boats than any other boat in this area. Don't work my ass.
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BB, Problem solved. I will make you a hell of a deal on my Egret its an 18ft Carbon Kevlar. Several forum members have fished out of it. 60+ mph, Dry, handles a heavy chop like a 20 ft mako CC., and I can get her in 6". Give me a call... Sea spot has my # or Cairo Trout. We will take it for a sea trial (fishin').
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