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I'm just wanting to see if I can find a better family fish and ski.  I'm wanting a boat that's 80% fish and 20% family boat. I currently have a Robalo 206s which is a fantastic boat but it's a little heavy for bass fishing.  It's not bad but just thinking about finding something lighter and more maneuverable.   Thanks

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If you're not opposed to aluminum, here is your dream boat. Ironically enough, I'm thinking of getting a Robalo 226 Cayman to replace it.

 

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I had a Reata for 3 years.  Nice boat but better as a family cruiser, tubing boat.  If you walleye fish/troll I think its good for that too.  
 

As a Bass/Muskie fisherman, I did not care for it at all.  High freeboard, windshield always in the way, small front deck.  Frustrating experience to flip, skip, jerkbait, walk-the-dog, retrieve frogs, roll-cast, lay rods out on the deck, play/lip bass at the side of the boat, etc. 

 

I switched to a Pro-V Bass and couldn’t be happier... Great for multi-species fishing, the XS version has flip up seats for 4 people and you could actually tube with it if you wanted.  Slone’s Predator would work well too.  

 

But if you want the family cruiser/walleye boat - the Reata is a quality option, just not for me..

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