Show us your BOAT!!!

That’s a dandy! Is it a 620 or 621?

 

I believe it is a 620. It is a joy to fish out of.

 

2000 Monark King 160 ready for tonights dinner cruise with wife and daughter. Caught some walleye and wipers yesterday after her first tow behind my new 2016 TRD DCLB

 

Not my boat

Freeman prototype coming in as I was going out this evening. Four 300 HP Yamahas on it. Let’s just say it needed the whole ramp and it was like a tsunami when they got it up on their trailer.

 

Dinky boat ready for fishing tomorrow. First time out since June, so excited.

 

Dinky boat? Lol then mines a canoe

 

You brought back some old memories. I was stationed at Pease AFB in the late 70s. Sometimes we would launch in the Great Bay. When the tides were right it could be a fast ride, when the tides weren't right we would launch further down somewhere around Newcastle.. I seem to remember the Piscataqua being the 8th fastest tidal river in the states. I enjoyed going out to the Isles of Shoals too,

 

Awesome... I keep my boat at a marina right near the bridge between dover and newington. The ramp there is all tides (and out of the current), so I don't have to worry too much about that. I haven't gotten the nerve yet to head out to the Isles of Shoals (I'm a new boater), probably next year. But you're right.... there can be some awesomely swift current and waves from the tides here. And that's where the stipers like to be.

 

Ha ha, everyone has a bigger boat, right? The lake we go to often is pretty huge and our little 16 footer is usually the smallest one around, but I love it. Caught a couple of decent LM bass and lots of flathead cats this morning. Going back out tomorrow. The weather is awesome, feels like a true autumn here in northcentral VA right now.

 

Just took mine to the River in Parker AZ. Tons of fun!

1999 Correct Craft Sport Nautique. Recently reupholstered and freshened up the engine with new exhaust manifolds, new injectors, and basic tune up. Ran great for our trip! My little dude likes to drive too

 

Sounds awesome. Mine is 16 feet as well, only with a 40 mercury. Definitely gets the job done, but looks like you have more of a bass boat setup where as mines a jon boat aspiring to be a bass boat.

 

Want to show off my 2020 14' inflatable Saturn dinghy which I use primarily for big mouth bass fishing and general recreation when I'm not fishing. I run a '88 2 stroke 15 HP (converted from a 9.9) Evinrude on it which is in cherry condition, soon to get refitted with a 9.25 x 12 propeller for extra top end speed. For trolling I use a 45lb thrust Minn Kota motor for it. As a backup I have a 2020 DF2.5 Suzuki 4 stroker, but that's reserved for emergencies and areas where 2 strokes are banned (because California).







Hey man, a catch is a catch.

https://youtu.be/wG7AzgzZFJw

 

I traded up to this from a pontoon this year. I’m loving it so far!

 

Here is mine! Bought this year after several boat-less years.

 

we take this boat all over the country. It’s been going strong with many maintenance hours since we use the hell out of it. 2001 Crestliner Fishhawk 1750 w/90 HP 2 stroke. We live 1 hour from Pittsburgh. This year we did Yellowstone, Portland, OR, and Annapolis, MD. It’s light and easy to transport. It’s powerful enough to handle big waves if you know how to handle them.

 

Clipper Kevlar Prospector;

55lbs, 15'9"

Four lines out;


Next spring we're planning to add to the fleet..

 

Four lines on a Canoe like a boss!

 

Took my new boat out to break in the engine and make sure I installed the trolling motor and fish finder right. Didn't sink, everything works and I caught some tacos for tomorrow.