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Hey all...  I'm sure this subject might be exhausted but I'm new to the site and figured I'd post this for some feedback. I'm currently selling my bass boat and considering getting a multi-species boat next. I do tournaments, however when I'm not I often have many people on the boat on the weekends, fishing, swiming... hanging out etc. So, I figured a rig that can cover more comfort features and room than just  another bassboat would be a good option. I was fairly set on the reata from Ranger, however recently looked at the triton as well as the Stratos 326. I'm leaning towards the Stratos as it doesn't have quite the gizmos as the Ranger, but for the $$ could be a good option. Curious if anyone has the 326 or similar and any feedback would be great. thanks

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