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| looking at moving to a big tiller for next year. if anyone that has one or has fished out of any could please share some thoughts of their likes and dislikes of particular models id sure appreciate it.
I have no particular brand loyalty so any mfg. is in play |
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Location: Not far enough north! | I've always run tillers. Nothing that big though. There is a pretty sweet looking 2100 in the classifieds though. |
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Location: WESTERN WI | I was considering a big tiller myself earlier this year, if I didnt pull the trigger this spring I would be consdiering the new AlumnaCraft Competitor Tiller 205, it looks well laid out with a lot of room, plus has a 10 ft rod locker and a 9 foot locker!!! rated for a 200hp, like a 185 tiller on steroids, check out Aaron Weibe (uncut angling) walk thru below
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Location: Otsego, MN | Owned and fished out of a 620T many times. Awesome boat and the newer hull design is slower but drier. New one has a 200 Verado and is plenty fast. Handles big and small water, plenty of storage dual 9-6 rod lockers.
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Location: NE Wisconsin | I run a 2007 620T with a 150 Yamaha. Love it. |
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| I love my Pro Guide, its only a 17 footer though. The new fibergalss 20 footer from Lund looks pretty awesome though. |
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| I just bought a Larson2020fx TL. Has lots of room big deck, and doesn't break the bank quite as much as a Ranger. |
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Location: Cottage Grove, Mn | How about a 23' tiller?
http://3riversmarine.com/office-space/ |
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Location: north central wisconsin |
I love those Pacific NW river rigs. Just spent a few weeks in AK chasing salmon, pike and Dollys around in a few of those rides, most with jet drives. I have half a mind to trade my 690T and small 14' jon/jet, for a rig similar to what they run up there. Of course, I'd purchase it/keep it up there too...  
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | 2100 T
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Location: Cottage Grove, Mn | Nice looking boat. What is the transom deadrise on that boat Steve ?
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Location: Glen Ellyn Il | I own a 2095BT, 20 foot Yar-Craft and I love the tiller, but some of the disadvantage is that the casting deck in the rear its very small, but it's very strong to stand on, the advantages has lots of room and I can store rods over 9 feet
The other major disadvantage in rough weather tiller boats you will get sprayed including the Yarcraft advertised as the dry one. Having said that, I would not trade my Yarcraft for any boat, takes the roughest water that you may find yourself in, I fished Mille Lacs for 8 yers and I laso fished LC in rough weather
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