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Old 12-21-2008, 11:31 AM   #6
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Dan:

The fit and finish of these boats tend to be poor. We used to call them Hydracrap. That being said, maybe lousy was too strong of a word. My point really was to try and get lakershaker to take advantage of a difficult market to get a good deal on a boat. I'd suggest a used Boston Whaler or Grady White. Another good choice would be the Wellcraft brand that he mentions in his original post. The other point I'd make here is if that boat is being purchased for Lake Winnipesaukee it is a mistake. It is too small and the openness of the boat will only be good for warm weather. He would be better off with a walkaround style (22 or 23 feet) if he wants a fishing boat.
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