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If your next boat was going to be your last boat, what would it be?

I would delet this if I knew how..lol..

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15 hours ago, Goldstar225 said:

I reckon I have my last boat now, a 2018 Tracker PT190 w/ the 115 Merc.

this is what I want, so I imagine my answer is the same

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A Vexus 2080

 

 

upon further review, I would keep my G3 so I could keep fishing my tiny state land lakes, and get the Vexus 2080

 

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The biggest lake I fish is 201 acres, the smallest about 2.5 acres. Some of the lakes don't have boat ramps.  This is the boat I have been using for the last 10 years, and that I will continue to use as long as I can until I hit my expiration date (I'm now 67). There is no "next boat" planned. If this hull starts to leak or otherwise become unserviceable, I might replace it with a lighter hull boat (kevlar, carbon fiber, etc.) but otherwise would keep all the rigging just as is.  I have yet to find a better "mobile fishing platform" to fish my little lakes and that meets my requirements for transportability, function and capability, and at-home storage...

 

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Unless I get lucky and win a new boat I will stick with my 2001 Fisher Marine Marsh Hawk 165. Now kayaks are another story I might want to step up to a peddle kayak when they are more affordable.

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I just bought my Triton 18tx a few months ago and have not regretted trading in a Triton 20x2 for it. Havent had it that long but long enough to know for my area and fishing style I'll probably never buy another glass rig.

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Seeing your rig Goose makes me think I should just keep my boat and just set it up the way I like. I could do that far cheaper than buying another boat. That's kinda why I started this thread, to get an idea of what other fishers would go with.. My boat is a simple 1542 Tracker flat bottom with a 20 hp Merc..thinking seriously of just setting it up..idk..

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Well hopefully I have a lot of years left, but I really like the boat I just bought and think I may just upgrade things as the years go on and keep it for a long time!  It is a 2007 Bass Tracker 170 with a 9.9 on the back.  Most of the lakes around me are 9.9 restricted so it is the perfect setup!

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3 hours ago, Goose52 said:

The biggest lake I fish is 201 acres, the smallest about 2.5 acres. Some of the lakes don't have boat ramps.  This is the boat I have been using for the last 10 years, and that I will continue to use as long as I can until I hit my expiration date (I'm now 67). There is no "next boat" planned. If this hull starts to leak or otherwise become unserviceable, I might replace it with a lighter hull boat (kevlar, carbon fiber, etc.) but otherwise would keep all the rigging just as is.  I have yet to find a better "mobile fishing platform" to fish my little lakes and that meets my requirements for transportability, function and capability, and at-home storage...

 

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That is an awesome set-up. 

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As some of you know I just purchased a Vexus 1880.  I had a TR20.  This smaller boat is amazing in so many ways...do I miss the speed...yes...but not much.  A very stable platform and has everything I'll need.  Pushing 70 so it will probably be my last.  So much easier to push around in garage too.

P.S.  Sorry again I haven't posted pics....my son hasn't been over to hold my hand on this technology....

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I already have my last boat...or maybe not. My Lund is perfect in every way for my current situation. But maybe I want to move onto bigger and better things. I'm mulling around getting out of the aluminum tank and into a fiberglass multi species boat. 

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My current 17' Mr. Pike will likely be my last.  If not, the 2075 Tyee would be what I'm after to retire with.

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52 minutes ago, slonezp said:

I'm mulling around getting out of the aluminum tank and into a fiberglass multi species boat.

This would be my dream boat as well.  Doing so means many $$$ on the boat and upgrading to a 3/4 ton pickup.

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23 minutes ago, J Francho said:

This would be my dream boat as well.  Doing so means many $$$ on the boat and upgrading to a 3/4 ton pickup.

I've already got the 3/4 ton. I'd hate to start with boat payments while i still have truck payments. I bought the Lund after i paid off my Tundra. I bought the Super Duty after I paid off the Lund. 

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My exciting purchase this year is a furnace. :(

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If the good Lord is willing and the creeek don't rise, I will be completely out of debt in 2021..no mortgage..no truck pymt..then I'm going to have to do some hard thinking about a boat..when you get out of debt it's hard to go back in debt..

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IDK. Probably a wide jon boat rigged with casting decks and a trolling motor on front.

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