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I feel your pain CK, I have been down that road before (BassTracker). Fact is if needed you can repair a fiberglass boat. When a metal boat develops a leak the repair is only temporary and begins a chain reaction to more leaks.

Has anyone ever seen a crabber in a metal boat?

Know what you mean bout the welds splitting Eric , mine has been welded in 5 places although it's a 98 model it has been put through some extreme conditions. Word of advice keep a roll of duct tape handy it works purdy good on split welds. Congrats on theTeam Seatrout showing an we'll see ya in Keaton.

Good job guys.

Nice mess of fish. Congrats.

Ty one on wrote:I feel your pain CK, I have been down that road before (BassTracker). Fact is if needed you can repair a fiberglass boat. When a metal boat develops a leak the repair is only temporary and begins a chain reaction to more leaks.

Has anyone ever seen a crabber in a metal boat?

NO,NO,NO,
They can't stand up to the abuse,those G3's are great looking boats and I was looking at getting one to gig flounder and trout fish out of untill I started hearing about all the problems.Going to stick with fiberglass,maybe a 16' DXL C Ckiff.