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| If you won the lottery what would be your muskie boat? Mine would be a Ranger 620, Verado 250 with a Pro Kicker, Terrova 101, two HDS 12'S on the bow and two on the counsel, a couple Just Encase extensions full of hot baits, a front deck full of Thorne Bros customs and Shimano reels, and a tricked out trailer with custom rims. |
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Location: Chisholm, MN | Sounds good to me! |
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Location: tHe LaKe Of PrIoR, mN | Nolan - 3/29/2013 11:57 AM
If you won the lottery what would be your muskie boat? Mine would be a Ranger 620, Verado 250 with a Pro Kicker, Terrova 101, two HDS 12'S on the bow and two on the counsel, a couple Just Encase extensions full of hot baits, a front deck full of Thorne Bros customs and Shimano reels, and a tricked out trailer with custom rims.
yes please except..I would do the I link on the terrova and for obvious reasons hummingbirds to play with the I linked terrova
hmm maybe a 621 and a VROD 300 because money isn't a issue |
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| crix - 3/29/2013 12:21 PM
Nolan - 3/29/2013 11:57 AM
If you won the lottery what would be your muskie boat? Mine would be a Ranger 620, Verado 250 with a Pro Kicker, Terrova 101, two HDS 12'S on the bow and two on the counsel, a couple Just Encase extensions full of hot baits, a front deck full of Thorne Bros customs and Shimano reels, and a tricked out trailer with custom rims.
yes please except..I would do the I link on the terrova and for obvious reasons hummingbirds to play with the I linked terrova
hmm maybe a 621 and a VROD 300 because money isn't a issue
What about twin 150 VROD's.. not practical but it would look cool. Haha |
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Location: N.FIB | I would have more than 1 boat,big water and small water |
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Location: Tomahawk, WI | 621 with 300 v-rod. and i would permanently hire Jim Saric (at a price he couldnt refuse) to guide me all over musky country. |
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Location: tHe LaKe Of PrIoR, mN | yea have a skinny water boat like a riverpro
twin 150's would there be room for the kicker? |
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Location: tHe LaKe Of PrIoR, mN | PANTLEGGER - 3/29/2013 12:49 PM
621 with 300 v-rod. and i would permanently hire Jim Saric (at a price he couldnt refuse) to guide me all over musky country.
A personal fishing chauffeur take me to the spot sir |
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Location: Tomahawk, WI | A personal fishing chauffeur take me to the spot sir
Exactly |
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Location: Minnesota | as long as im dreaming 621 costum built to have a 350 Yamaha on the back 15 hp kicker 101 up front . and have 6 1198 birds that way no matter where you are in the boat you have a bird to look at .just encase in the back to extend the rear deck then take it over to Thorn Bros and fill it up with baits. |
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| Since Tuffy is local and I've met with one of the head guys at Fiberdome, I'd have them build me a custom boat. Something like their Esox Magnum, but on steroids. Good people there and keeps the money closer to home.
For a motor, whatever Bombardier has in the works. Or a Seven Marine.
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Location: oswego, il | keep my boat but add an accessory. Eva Menendez. |
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Location: Central Minnesota | If I had a dollar for every time I had the " if I won the lottery" talk, I would have ALOT of dollars. It sure is fun to think about. I'll go with a custom ranger 621 with 10 ft rod storage, a 300 hp Yamaha. 15 horse Yamaha kicker, Lots of big hummingbird graphs, 101 terrova, custom just encase casting decks filled with baits and about 20 Thorne Bros custom predators with Shimano reels. Oh and a keg of surly furious . |
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| ToddM - 3/29/2013 2:35 PM
keep my boat but add an accessory. Eva Menendez.
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Location: West of the metro, MN | I'd call up fiberdome and see if they'll build me a custom Tuffy 2100 DS Esox with 10' rod lockers and throw on all the toys. Throw on the 300 horse Verado. Put an HDS 12 in the front, middle, and back. Network the whole dang with every bell and whistle I can. Minnkota 101 i pilot up front. Fill that rod locker with st. Croix LT's for every application I can think of with an Abu or shimano to match. And a big nice try Justencase casting deck in the back. And spend the rest of days thinking of how to fit as many fish, friends and family in that boat as I can. |
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| how much did we win? If its a few million, I'm heading for the ocean where my new 42' Yellowfin with Quad 350hp outboards will be waiting in my private slip  |
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Location: Almost Heaven | I already won the lottery??? My wife lets me buy boats and muskie gear and lets me fish anytime i want to. How neat is that?? |
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Location: tHe LaKe Of PrIoR, mN | Turkeyt - 3/29/2013 5:16 PM
I already won the lottery??? My wife lets me buy boats and muskie gear and lets me fish anytime i want to. How neat is that??
lucky |
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Location: Michigan | Skeeter MX2025 with a 300 yammy. And I would keep it in here. Nut'n too fancy..
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| Tracker targa 18 w/150 verado and 9.9 pro kicker. 101 terrova and two humminbird 1198's. |
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Location: Des Moines IA | 24 foot yellow fin merc 350. Terrova 101 linked. The real money would be spent on the 43 foot toy hauler to pull it from Florida in december to Andy Meyers for a month or two in the summer fishing everyhting and everything inbetween and then back to fla. |
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| Something along the lines of this, with a couple of Scotty Rod holders on the sides..
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| cave run legend - 3/29/2013 7:01 PM
Tracker targa 18 w/150 verado and 9.9 pro kicker. 101 terrova and two humminbird 1198's.
You must have only won on a scratch-off ticket..... |
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Location: minocqua, wi. | i made a list ... and a new King Ranch to pull it
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| Only one? Heck, I'd want a small armada...
Big water? Ranger 620 with a 250 Etec...
Mid-size lakes? Tuffy E-Mag console with a 135 Etec HO...
Skinny water? Ranger Banshee Extreme...
River boat? Towee Rivermaster with a small jet...
Eh, a guy can dream..
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| Simple.... 24' Yellowfin Bay and a 17-18' Yellowfin, Hell's Bay or Maverick Poling Skiff. I even like the new 26' Pathfinder Bay. I've got my 620VS for Midwest so I would strictly look at Saltwater and Inshore boats if I hit lottery! |
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Location: Plymouth IA | Kleck - 3/29/2013 1:59 PM
Since Tuffy is local and I've met with one of the head guys at Fiberdome, I'd have them build me a custom boat. Something like their Esox Magnum, but on steroids. .
Tuffy boats would be the way I would go. A 2100 for big water. X190 for everything else and for grins a compleat rebuild of my musky rampage. Now what are the winning numbers? |
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Location: Eastern Ontario | In 1962 I owned a 21 foot outboard cruiser called a Wavemaster built in Nova Scotia. It was powered by a 75 hp Rude the biggest outboard at the time (I think ) and would run around 23 MPH ( if memory is correct ) Being outboard it had the space of a 25 foot boat. In 21 feet it had a V berth, Dinette, Small Galley with sink 2 burner stove. fridge and a standup head. A large enough soft covered cockpit for 2 or 3 to comfortably troll. I sold the boat to buy a 36 foot cruiser big mistake.
If I had unlimited funds I would have that boat coppied in glass with twin 100 hp 4 stroke outboards and berth it in Gananoque and spend the rest of my days in search of THE FISH |
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Location: North Central IL USA | http://www.boattest.com/boats/boat_video.aspx?SubID=2509&ID=2635 |
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Location: Minnesota: where it's tough to be a sportsfan! | Mine would be that new 25 footer that hasn't been built yet with a front deck that has space on the nose for two people, multiple seat sanction locations and comes out the door rigged for night fishing! Has headlights, taillights and gunnel lights inside and out. It also under the passenger console has a microwave, the coffee mugs that come with this boat are 12 vlt plug in's so your coffee stays hot; yep that's right! Comes with watertight laptop storage/use area, that's where Bob get's started then the boxes. Trolling stations that are fitted with flush rail removal. Many other options too numerous to mention here.... |
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Location: Contrarian Island | well if we are dreaming
621 with 300 pro xs for big lakes...then i'd have Ranger break out the old 690 molds and put a new top cap/interior console like a 619 on the top of the old hull...175 Pro XS on back...and a new Tuffy Esox Mag for up north...those 3 would do the trick...  |
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Location: minocqua, wi. | 36' Yellowfin parked in Roatan
a 621 parked at my crib on Eagle Lake
a Lund Predator big-tiller at the cabin in Wisconsin
and one of those 690's at the MN residence
and the health and ability to spend equal time in all 4 places ...
if i get to buy a tow vehicle i'd like a new F-250 with an Allison Transmission and a Cummins HO rigged in it ... King Ranch interior.
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Location: Davenport, IA | I would buy Carnival Cruise Lines. Although current situations may make this affordable without lottery winnings. |
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Location: Iowa | 2roofmusky - 3/31/2013 7:30 AM
cave run legend - 3/29/2013 7:01 PM
Tracker targa 18 w/150 verado and 9.9 pro kicker. 101 terrova and two humminbird 1198's.
You must have only won on a scratch-off ticket.....
Now that right there is funny. |
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