looking for info on stroker bass boats. looking at buying one.

I've on heard a couple of  things about them, they are well built, EXPENSIVE and fast.   I think speed wise, the Allison is the fastest, then the 20' Bullet, and then the Stroker.  It's hard to tell between the Stroker and the Bullet since setup plays a huge role in top speed when you start getting into the kind of numbers both of those boats will run.  Unless you are very familiar with driving ultra high performance boats, you've got one hellava learning curve to go through before you can really air it out.  It's going to take a lot of seat time, tested nerves and swearing there's something wrong with the boat when it's all just the driver.  I had a friend that sold his Allison after just six months because he never could learn to drive it.

It's no doubt you will love the boat but there is one huge draw back to having a boat like that.   You will usually find yourself constantly spending bunches of money on props and different types of setup to get another mph out of it, been there, done that too many times.   I'm still having a hard time dealing with my Javelin R20 only running 72 mph with the stock 225 ficht on the back when my other motor will push it over 80 with two big men, full tanks, full livewell and full of gear but the with the cost of gas now, I figure I'll try the ficht.  Now, if you really want to make that Stroker fly, put that motor on it.

A custom builder of very fast boats and as stated, in the vein of Bullet, Blazer and Allison. 

Unless you're into ultra high performance boat driving these type of boats can be dangerous in the hands of novices at WOT.  As for fishing platforms, they're no better than any other assembly line BB.  Here's there website

http://www.strokerboats.com/

hey guys appreciate the info. the boat i have now is good boat  and but  looking to upgrade and i ran across strokers website and i found 1 guy locally who has one and he is really pleased with it. i was just curious if anyone had some additional info. about thier performance. i am also looking into a bullet as well. to me the stroker and bullet seem to be built somewhat similar.