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 Re: The perfect duck boat
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12/17/17 08:42 PM
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Joined: Mar 2013
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creeksidelc
Outdoorsman
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Outfitter1 I bought that tracker from a man in South Carolina in about 2010. Sinve I had it It has been a duck/bowfishing boat that probably averages 60-80 trips a year. Most of that has been in shallow water and still doesn't leak a drop. I will never sell that boat. I'll have it until I rip it open one day then hope somehow to find another 92 tracker sportsman.
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Re: The perfect duck boat
[Re: BDB]
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12/18/17 01:25 AM
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Joined: Jan 2011
Posts: 981
scubaarchery
Tracker
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Tracker
Joined: Jan 2011
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I have a perfect boat. The reason I say that is because I hunt and fish from my boat so I wanted one boat to do both. My solution was a G3 1860 SC with a 90hp. I have the casting deck, bow mount spot lock trolling motor, SI/GPS electronics and a bait tank that I mount on the back platform for hybrid fishing.
I mounted the motor on a setback plate and with tilt I can get to most places my buddy can with his mud motor. I can easily run in 12” or less but I keep an aluminum prop and a spare because I manage to damage one every year on something. It is foam filled and high sides so can deal with the waves that our lakes produce.
I also have an Avery pop up blind that I use when the water is higher now I just use it as a taxi to get to where I want to hunt.
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Re: The perfect duck boat
[Re: scubaarchery]
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12/18/17 03:05 AM
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Joined: Feb 2013
Posts: 613
Centurion
Tracker
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Tracker
Joined: Feb 2013
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I have a perfect boat. The reason I say that is because I hunt and fish from my boat so I wanted one boat to do both. My solution was a G3 1860 SC with a 90hp. I have the casting deck, bow mount spot lock trolling motor, SI/GPS electronics and a bait tank that I mount on the back platform for hybrid fishing.
I mounted the motor on a setback plate and with tilt I can get to most places my buddy can with his mud motor. I can easily run in 12” or less but I keep an aluminum prop and a spare because I manage to damage one every year on something. It is foam filled and high sides so can deal with the waves that our lakes produce.
I also have an Avery pop up blind that I use when the water is higher now I just use it as a taxi to get to where I want to hunt. All you need now is a Jack.
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