Post a message

Muskie Discussion Forums

Search | Statistics | User Listing

You are logged in as a guest. ( logon | register )

Posting a reply to: RE: New Boat

Muskie Fishing -> Muskie Boats and Motors

Guest name

Subject

Message

Emoticons

[QUOTE]muskyCory - 12/10/2004  4:33 PM

Everyone can save their advice on the various brands of boats out there.  I am very familiar with all the brands and have fished out of most of them.  I also am familiar with their quality, price and features.  I am completely satisfied with my Tuffy and the only reason I'm thinking of a new one is I own a 2002 1760 Esox Deep V.  While it is perfect for fishing 2 people, it gets a little tight with 3 especially if 1 or more of the people are rookies.  Suckers hanging over the side complicate matters further.  I fish 3 people frequently and many are novice.  If it were only me, my tournament partner or 2 other experienced anglers, I would not even consider a new rig.  The 2060 is the solution to my situation with the huge front casting deck and nice one in the rear.  The dual console will also help in the complaint dept. when crossing the water on cold days.  Thanks for the advice but I'm sold on another Tuffy.  I posted for a little more info on the boat that I forgot to ask Steve in my short tour of the new boat.[/QUOTE]

HTML: Yes
Anonymous: Yes
MBBS Code: Yes

Disable HTML
Post anonymously
Enable emoticons

You are replying to:

muskyCory

Posted 12/10/2004 4:33 PM (#127662 - in reply to #124725)
Subject: RE: New Boat

Posts: 12

Everyone can save their advice on the various brands of boats out there. I am very familiar with all the brands and have fished out of most of them. I also am familiar with their quality, price and features. I am completely satisfied with my Tuffy and the only reason I'm thinking of a new one is I own a 2002 1760 Esox Deep V. While it is perfect for fishing 2 people, it gets a little tight with 3 especially if 1 or more of the people are rookies. Suckers hanging over the side complicate matters further. I fish 3 people frequently and many are novice. If it were only me, my tournament partner or 2 other experienced anglers, I would not even consider a new rig. The 2060 is the solution to my situation with the huge front casting deck and nice one in the rear. The dual console will also help in the complaint dept. when crossing the water on cold days. Thanks for the advice but I'm sold on another Tuffy. I posted for a little more info on the boat that I forgot to ask Steve in my short tour of the new boat.