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[QUOTE]Smell_Esox - 3/17/2020  11:28 AM

Some of the other boats like Vexus or the Nitro boats seem to be almost all deck and very little floor space.  To me you are more "on" these boats than in them.  Not sure I'd like that honestly.

IMO, the boats that have no back deck are not what I like.  The guy in back has to have something decent to stand on.  But I like some floor space when I'm out fishing walleyes or panfish.

What do you all prefer?  Comments?[/QUOTE]

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Posted 3/17/2020 11:28 AM (#956066)
Subject: Do you like a boat you're in, or on?

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I was looking at some boat websites and at layouts, and started to think if I liked a boat that had more floor space and less deck space or what exactly would constitute my perfect floor plan. I like the Ranger 620 series boats but would rather have a little more deck on back for the partner. Maybe a little less front deck, a decent open floor area, and a little bigger back deck. Maybe the removable back deck is the best overall option (just take it out when fishing with family or fishing other species). Maybe the Skeeters have the best layout for me.

Some of the other boats like Vexus or the Nitro boats seem to be almost all deck and very little floor space. To me you are more "on" these boats than in them. Not sure I'd like that honestly.

IMO, the boats that have no back deck are not what I like. The guy in back has to have something decent to stand on. But I like some floor space when I'm out fishing walleyes or panfish.

What do you all prefer? Comments?