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[QUOTE]Muskyrookie - 11/15/2020  2:59 PM

For those of you that fish the allegheny, Monongahela, Ohio, conemaugh rivers, and pymatuning, moraine, tionesta, keystone power dam, yellow creek, raystown lakes. Would you be better off with a deep v style boat like the lund fury 1600, or would a flat bottom like the tracker grizzly  1648 be your choice. Our restrictions are 20hp so that is what id like to only have 1 motor.  Id also probably get a 55lb troller. I know range will be somewhat limited so I've taken that into consideration.  But as far as comfort,  stability, ease of use, whats your experience with these styles on these waterways? They all have deep and shallow water which is why I'm asking. We have alot of other smaller lakes that I would hit as well. Mostly fishing for muskie, pike, small and largemouth bass, catfish, crappie,  and walleye. I know multiple boats would work better but thats not in the cards.. I've noticed our rivers don't have all the barge traffic they used to which is why id even consider running a flat bottom on them. Any input would help thanks[/QUOTE]

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For those of you that fish the allegheny, Monongahela, Ohio, conemaugh rivers, and pymatuning, moraine, tionesta, keystone power dam, yellow creek, raystown lakes. Would you be better off with a deep v style boat like the lund fury 1600, or would a flat bottom like the tracker grizzly 1648 be your choice. Our restrictions are 20hp so that is what id like to only have 1 motor. Id also probably get a 55lb troller. I know range will be somewhat limited so I've taken that into consideration. But as far as comfort, stability, ease of use, whats your experience with these styles on these waterways? They all have deep and shallow water which is why I'm asking. We have alot of other smaller lakes that I would hit as well. Mostly fishing for muskie, pike, small and largemouth bass, catfish, crappie, and walleye. I know multiple boats would work better but thats not in the cards.. I've noticed our rivers don't have all the barge traffic they used to which is why id even consider running a flat bottom on them. Any input would help thanks