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lambeau
Posted 9/9/2007 8:45 AM (#273977 - in reply to #273959)
Subject: RE: Deep Boats


Rangers seem to be the only one that has a low profile boat that not only handles rough water but allows you to cast and reel in without stooping over the side to do figure 8's or for fighting fish. I have been open to Tuffy and Warrior but, it just seems a pain in the back being that high off the water.

in my experience with both Tuffy 1760 and 1890 deep-V's, you have a boat that handles rough water like a dream, but also puts you very close to the water. not a lot of leaning over the side as you have great access - especially in the available "G" versions with no gunnel cap along the edge.

 




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