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| HI, looking at a sylvan 180 viper. Does any one have any comments on this boat? |
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Location: Rockford Il 61108 | Im not to famaliar with fish-n-ski style or Sylvan, but i did look it up. It looks like a descent boat with plenty of room. If the price is right go for it. I will recomend you to go to the max rated hp. If price is a problem then go to the 150hp. Ive been in many underrated hp boats and there is nothing worse than a boat that takes ten seconds to plane.
PS this boat looks like it will keep the little miss happy also |
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Location: oswego, il | If it's a used boat and a good deal, then ok. If you are buying new, you can get better at the same price. Sylvan makes high sided, narrow bottom boats. Alot of companies do, not sure why. I like crestliners better, they have wider bottoms and are more stable to cast from. |
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Location: Chagrin Falls, Ohio | You might also want to look at the Lunds, like the 17' Angler. It's a really nice boat that fishes way bigger than it is. I had one for a while (then called the Mr. Pike), and it was great to fish out of. Of course I think it's going to be a bit more expensive, but they are built like tanks. Good fishin, Tyler |
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Location: Chagrin Falls, Ohio | http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/board/thread-view.asp?threadid=10889&posts=1 Did you see this one on the board? Just checked it out. It's loaded, and not a bad price considering how it's rigged. It'll move with a 135 Opti. Tyler |
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