hootersdoug

Boy, Y'all are quick....When it says it has the GPS-WAAS option, is that something that needs to be added on??? This is coming from a gut who dosen't even own a cell phone. Nothing like moving into the 21st century!!

The second time I took my boat out my Mom and Dad were with me. Mom caught the biggest one that day, and has won our "vacation tournament" with the biggest fish over 50% of the time. She is the most patient fisherperson I know!! Just wish I could take her out more. It's a shame that it is difficult to find a woman on in online dating that answers positively to my "Ideal first date" being putting the boat on the water at 5:30 A.M. and fishing all day.........any takers on this forum......maybe I have been looking in the wrong places!!!

I want to update my fishfinder to a newer combo unit, what do you suggest??? :-/

If it floats, it's a good boat!!

I am new to using artificials and tournament fishing. I started three years ago by fishing in a pro-am and fell in love with the challenge as compared to live bait fishing. I have ridden in Rangers, Skeeters and a Stratos, all of which were good boats. Two years ago, with the help of the pro from my first tourney, I bought a 1995 Skeeter ZX150. It is a great first boat, gets the job done, and being used, was an affordable way to break into ownership. As the previous post stated, any boat that floats is a good boat, even a 5 horse engine is going to save you a lot of rowing.