SOLD 2007 18' Panga
Posted: June 2nd, 2013, 8:23 pm
SOLD
This is the simple man's fishing machine. If you like catching fish, this boat’s for you.
This Panga has caught hundreds of fish (inshore - reds, trout, flounder, snook, and tarpon, offshore – grouper, snapper, cobia, king mackerel, and big sharks. It can pole/ drift in ~6 inches and can go offshore 10-15 miles as well. With a Panga hull and a 50HP Yamaha 4-Stroke, I have never used more than 5 gallons of gas even when logging 30-40 miles on a trip boat came with 2-6 gallon tanks but I leave the 2nd tank at home (have never needed it). Even with the great gas mileage, it also has a top speed over 33 mph.
This boat fits in my small garage (removable tongue on trailer) and has been garage kept since it was built.
This boat comes with the 50 HP Yamaha 4 Stroke (well maintained & flushed after every trip), center console with color depth finder, 50 quart cooler (with tray), big casting deck, rear bench seat, VHF radio, Polecat Pushpole (Graphite), removable trailer tongue, 13 rod holders (expanded to 21 with removable piece), 3 life jackets plus 3 throwable life jackets which I use as seats for the bench when running, 1 anchor with line and a small anchor with float used offshore for marking structure, and all other required safety equipment.
This is the simple man's fishing machine. If you like catching fish, this boat’s for you.
This Panga has caught hundreds of fish (inshore - reds, trout, flounder, snook, and tarpon, offshore – grouper, snapper, cobia, king mackerel, and big sharks. It can pole/ drift in ~6 inches and can go offshore 10-15 miles as well. With a Panga hull and a 50HP Yamaha 4-Stroke, I have never used more than 5 gallons of gas even when logging 30-40 miles on a trip boat came with 2-6 gallon tanks but I leave the 2nd tank at home (have never needed it). Even with the great gas mileage, it also has a top speed over 33 mph.
This boat fits in my small garage (removable tongue on trailer) and has been garage kept since it was built.
This boat comes with the 50 HP Yamaha 4 Stroke (well maintained & flushed after every trip), center console with color depth finder, 50 quart cooler (with tray), big casting deck, rear bench seat, VHF radio, Polecat Pushpole (Graphite), removable trailer tongue, 13 rod holders (expanded to 21 with removable piece), 3 life jackets plus 3 throwable life jackets which I use as seats for the bench when running, 1 anchor with line and a small anchor with float used offshore for marking structure, and all other required safety equipment.
