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Oars or rowing a Bass Raider or similar?

richg99
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I have search the pages and can't find any comments on this question. I live on an 8 acre lake. It allows NO motors, not even a trolling motor.  The BAss Raider would probably work well IF it could be rowed. It is a small lake, so distance is not an issue.

 

Does anyone on this site row their Raider or similar boat?

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    oars are cheap so go try it or just get a kayak instead, they all paddle pretty well.

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    1 hour ago, richg99 said:

    Does anyone on this site row their Raider or similar boat?

     

    I have a 10e and have paddled around a small 3 acre pond several times on days when I didn’t feel like lugging around the battery and motor. Not exactly fun, but definitely doable and by no means horrible. 

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