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#153136 - 06/06/02 04:26 PM Good salt boat?
HBP Spawner Registered: 01/07/02 Posts: 941 Loc: Everett,Wa	I'm looking for a used fiberglass boat,to fish the sound and the straits. I am looking for an 17-20 footer with an I/O. I've heard good things about Olympic and Glasply and am wondering about anything else I should consider? Is a 25hp to big for a kicker on a boat this size? I have a 25 Yamaha and am hoping it wont be too big. Thanks for the advice. _________________________ - the sun and the sand and a drink in my hand,with no bottom...no shoes,no shirts,no problems. - no boss, no clock, no stress, no dress code...no shoes,no shirts, no problems. - Kenny Chesney -
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#153138 - 06/06/02 06:44 PM Re: Good salt boat?
Fishslayer75 Returning Adult Registered: 11/20/01 Posts: 397 Loc: Auburn	HBP I have a older 20ft searay and love it. Lots of interior room and enough rear deck space for 3 elec. riggers. The sides are also high and handles the big water great. _________________________ You don't catch fish, fishing catches you.
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#153139 - 06/07/02 03:01 PM Re: Good salt boat?
Chubbytyee Juvenille at Sea Registered: 04/09/01 Posts: 140 Loc: Duvall, Wa.	I just placed a 19ft reinell on the classified section here that might fit your needs.
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#153140 - 06/09/02 02:10 PM Re: Good salt boat?
JasonS Smolt Registered: 08/28/01 Posts: 77 Loc: Port Orchard, WA	Check out the older used Tiderunners in the 18-20 foot range. Yes they are outboard powered but they ride great in the rough stuff. Jason S
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#153141 - 06/09/02 04:21 PM Re: Good salt boat?
Divers Spawner Registered: 04/21/99 Posts: 958 Loc: Seattle	Take a look at the C-Dory and the Grady Whites.
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#153142 - 06/09/02 11:53 PM Re: Good salt boat?
Easy Limits River Nutrients Registered: 05/06/01 Posts: 2991 Loc: Nisqually	Don't forget about Arima's. And if you really want to blow your wad buy a Trophy. _________________________ Carl C.
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#153143 - 06/10/02 11:08 PM Re: Good salt boat?
jcw Juvenille at Sea Registered: 01/08/01 Posts: 103 Loc: Chehalis, Wa, USA
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