Muskie Trolling

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Posted by Jack | Posted in Baits & Lures | Posted on 29-06-2010

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Muskie Trolling

$ 3000 is a good deal for a 1999 Tracker Pro Team on 165?

This is a 16-foot boat with trolling motor trailer fish finder, mercury hp 25 .. No cover. Is this a good first boat? I am a fisherman of 20 years of age / college students to $ 3,000 is a lot of money for me. Is it this a good deal? I live in MN and fish primarily for muskie.

As mentioned Jtex depends on what the condition of the boat and motor are in. …..? In a time perspective first boat owner should shop around carefully before jumping into any boat. You def do not want to buy something that needs immediate improvements and maintenance …… In fact, Bass Tracker usually come equipped with a 25HP engine. I have a friend with an "old" Tracker of the 80 with an engine 25 of the Force. When we go fishing about 22-25mph in his boat. – Http: / / www.trackerboats.com/boat/?boat=3109 However, JTex is correct. It's a bit "in power" to the weight of the hull. Older, used under Trackers are known for "slow" leakage. When you take it for a test drive, be sure to check the area bilge of water leaking. There is a slow loss is not an important issue-but-if it escapes you have a problem that can be used as bargaining chips. " The biggest problem with any boat is the motor. If you're serious about buying the boat, take it to a certified mechanic of your choice that has BORDA and then check out. Paying a good mechanic $ 50 – $ 75 to make sure compression is correct, the water pump is not in it's final stage, and the unit bottom has no problem-$ 50 – $ 75 is a "drop in the bucket" when start fixing the engine you just bought. In the meantime there are other things simple you can do to inspect the engine that does not require more knowledge. Remove the engine cover and look closely at the engine-is oxidized? Make the connection and wiring spent looking? IS THERE tons of oil throughout the engine case? If you find any of those things (which I mentioned above), think twice about this boat ……… A motor that "issues slingin" oil "is having a case RUSTY and old hoses / cables will eventually need replacing at a cost EXTREME you, (usually inward / mechanic outboard charging $ 50 – $ 100 one hours and it's just !!!!!!!!!!- WORK !!!!!) . However, as I said before, any problem with the engine or hull may be the bargaining chip to reduce the selling price of the boat ……… Other things that can lower the selling price? 1. The carpet is completely ruined. 2. Platform is deformed, "mild" or rotten. 3. trolling motor is broken or has a problem. 4. Dash gauge do not work. May. bilge pump and pumps are not working nursery. To be honest, a Tracker boat would be nice first timer if it is able decent. Just be sure to try and get a decent mechanic to "run through your steps" before making a decision. Other cheaper options? Check out the following: 1. http://duluth.craigslist.org/boa/1374279065.html Fish do not know the difference between a duck hunting boat and a fishing boat. I bet you could get it for about $ 2200. 2. http://duluth.craigslist.org/boa/1366918329.html smaller at 14 ', this is a good fishing boat! And he saves about $ 1500! Remember that fish do not know what type or style of his own boat! 3. http://duluth.craigslist.org/boa/1351220946.html 4. http://duluth.craigslist.org/boa/1349877810.html Any of the above would be well as a fishing boat the first time. Understanding more "bells and whistles" a boat has, the more can go wrong. If on a budget, (And can not afford to fix the broken steering cable, soft covers, Etc best) to get something that is "simple" and apply the KISS principle-Keep simple stupid! (Lol) joke-What do you call a hole in the water you throw money into? A boat! (Lol) I hope this information has helped you? Good luck their quest for a good boat.

Underwater Camera Video of Muskie Chasing Trolled Lure