9' Rod Lockers
mcgeissler
Posted 6/27/2011 6:47 PM (#504700)
Subject: 9' Rod Lockers





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Just wondering what are some of the boats, under 19', that have lockable rod storage for 9' foot rods? Thanks for the help.
crackpot
Posted 6/27/2011 6:53 PM (#504701 - in reply to #504700)
Subject: RE: 9' Rod Lockers





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Location: Central Iowa
Ranger 681vs, not sure on all specific years but my 2000 holds 9 footers.
shaley
Posted 6/27/2011 7:00 PM (#504703 - in reply to #504701)
Subject: RE: 9' Rod Lockers





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Location: Iowa Great Lakes
Then new Skeeter 1825 MX has storage for rods over 12'.
mcgeissler
Posted 6/27/2011 8:19 PM (#504716 - in reply to #504703)
Subject: RE: 9' Rod Lockers





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Anyone know the price tag on the Skeeter 1825 MX? Looks like a heck of a boat.
Pedro
Posted 6/27/2011 11:32 PM (#504741 - in reply to #504700)
Subject: Re: 9' Rod Lockers





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Location: Otsego, MN
I think a 618T has 9 foot storage.
MuskieMike
Posted 6/28/2011 6:02 AM (#504751 - in reply to #504716)
Subject: RE: 9' Rod Lockers





Location: Des Moines IA
mcgeissler - 6/27/2011 8:19 PM

Anyone know the price tag on the Skeeter 1825 MX? Looks like a heck of a boat.


The only thing I see on the web for price point is Skeeter was trying to keep it right at , or under 30K with a 4 stroke 150. Boat Motor trailer ...... There is a post of a quote with a dual console 150 for 36K though? Looks like one very forward thinking lay out fore sure. And 53 MPH out of a 4 stroke 150 in a 18.25 ft glass hull is impressive.


http://www.idofishing.com/videos/viewvid.php/Number/1013004/skeeter...

http://www.idofishing.com/videos/viewvid.php/Number/1014793/skeeter...

Edited by MuskieMike 6/28/2011 6:08 AM
gregk9
Posted 6/28/2011 9:57 AM (#504778 - in reply to #504700)
Subject: Re: 9' Rod Lockers





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Location: North Central IL USA
I'm totally impressed! If I were to go to glass, this would be the one!!!
Hammskie
Posted 6/28/2011 11:03 AM (#504786 - in reply to #504701)
Subject: RE: 9' Rod Lockers





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Location: Minnetonka
crackpot - 6/27/2011 6:53 PM
Ranger 681vs, not sure on all specific years but my 2000 holds 9 footers.


Dude actually you can kink a 9'6" in there!!! I have a 2000 also and my 9'6" Predators will never see road dust again!! As if the Ranger 681 needed any more selling points.
BIGONE
Posted 7/3/2011 12:59 PM (#505503 - in reply to #504700)
Subject: RE: 9' Rod Lockers


Skeeter Mx1825 will retail about $ 31,490
shaley
Posted 7/4/2011 2:59 PM (#505627 - in reply to #505503)
Subject: RE: 9' Rod Lockers





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Location: Iowa Great Lakes
BIGONE - 7/3/2011 12:59 PM

Skeeter Mx1825 will retail about $ 31,490


Pretty good price for a 18' rig with everything but finder/gps units from the dealer.. I think this also includes freight and prep charges
sworrall
Posted 7/4/2011 3:33 PM (#505630 - in reply to #505627)
Subject: RE: 9' Rod Lockers





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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
9' 3" rods in the Tuffy 1890 C, DC, T or GT, GC, or GDC Esox Deep V front deck rod tubes. 8' front deck, 5' rear fishing platform with rear deck module installed. If you want a big cockpit, remove the rear module (takes about 5 minutes) and still have a large rear platform.

Removable rear deck module, seating options for 4.



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X190, 2060 and 2100 take over 9' rods as well.





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jwelch
Posted 7/9/2011 11:04 PM (#506412 - in reply to #504700)
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Location: Iowa
2003 Triton 189 and my 9' hulbert rods fit.

Jeremy
jwelch
Posted 7/9/2011 11:17 PM (#506413 - in reply to #505630)
Subject: RE: 9' Rod Lockers




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Location: Iowa
Steve, you have any shots of the transom on that tuffy. They are a sharp looking boat, the only thing I don't care for about them is the way the last 3' of the boat is designed. Seems like there is some waste deck space with that fiberglass divider being placed that far forward. The last time I seen one, it was sitting out in front of the old medina extreme show. So maybe they have changed by now.

Jeremy

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sworrall
Posted 7/9/2011 11:48 PM (#506416 - in reply to #506413)
Subject: RE: 9' Rod Lockers





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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
The belly band was moved back quite a bit on all models a couple years ago to add to cockpit space, after the redesign that went to the rear 52" well and front deck center rod lockers. The splashwell behind the belly band is level with the deck insert and livewell surface, so it's easy to stand back there. Most other boats that's a thin glass or sheet metal splashwell that isn't fishable at all.
Doonan
Posted 8/2/2011 6:37 PM (#510177 - in reply to #504700)
Subject: Re: 9' Rod Lockers




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Location: Storm Lake, IA
Steve, So how does the 1890 compare in price with the Skeeter MX 1825? I'm interested in both boats, but not much information besides muskiefirst on the tuffys. Thank you
sworrall
Posted 8/2/2011 7:21 PM (#510186 - in reply to #504700)
Subject: Re: 9' Rod Lockers





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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin
About the same money rigged as advertised. The 1890 is 5" longer and has a bigger front deck. In the Esox Deep V model, the rear deck is larger offering more storage and a center mounted bicycle style power post seat.