Need help choosing a boat
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RE:Need help choosing a boat
yes it is a very good deal as brand new they cost about a grand
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Here's a KILLER deal on a great jon boat. That thing looks like it's never been used:
http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/boa/616996521.html
http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/boa/616996521.html
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RE:Need help choosing a boat
That's a great deal, looks like it's still in good condition. Don't be shy to look out for canoes, I grew up fishing in a canoe.Sam Kafelafish wrote:Here's a KILLER deal on a great jon boat. That thing looks like it's never been used:
http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/boa/616996521.html
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sam u think i should go for that boat
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OK, this is ME. I'd rather go with that Jon boat. But that is just me, and that would work best for me.fishingmachine wrote:sam u think i should go for that boat
You gotta identify what you want and what works best for you. That Jon boat is much more spacious and is gonna probably be able to fish 3 guys outta it pretty well....Plus, when you get some more cash in your wallet, a gas motor could be strapped onto that to take it out on sammamish and what not...
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yeah well i am calling about it right now so we will see
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Good Luck. it looks nicefishingmachine wrote:yeah well i am calling about it right now so we will see
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RE:Need help choosing a boat
That's a killer deal!! Wow...FM that gives your Livingston a run for its money...:batman:Sam Kafelafish wrote:Here's a KILLER deal on a great jon boat. That thing looks like it's never been used:
http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/boa/616996521.html
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yeah but the add has been up for two days so i am not sure it has probably been sold
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Man you change your mind by the minute...but hey, there's nothing wrong with thatfishingmachine wrote:yeah well i am calling about it right now so we will see

I'd go with the Jon boat Austin, but it's probably gone cause it was posted on 03/24/08
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yeah it has been slod so it looks like i am back to the livingston
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No, not necessarily. Do you need a boat tomorrow or this weekend? Or can you wait a month? What I do is wait for the boat that I want (I'm looking at a Grady White Spirit) and then when it comes on Craigslist.org...like it just did...I pounce on it...I lurk in the shadows on CL 24/7 for good deals on boats and motors...one can actually make good money making low deals and then selling high...I remember when we got an awesome Jon boat much like that for only $200, then resold it for $400...but be honest with yourself...do you need the boat right away? If not, wait and prowl...fishingmachine wrote:yeah it has been slod so it looks like i am back to the livingston
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yeah i am looking and i know what i want a livingston or a jon which ever is easier to obtain i am fine with either
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I browse CL about every day and look at a lot of boats that go for sale.kuttkilla wrote:No, not necessarily. Do you need a boat tomorrow or this weekend? Or can you wait a month? What I do is wait for the boat that I want (I'm looking at a Grady White Spirit) and then when it comes on Craigslist.org...like it just did...I pounce on it...I lurk in the shadows on CL 24/7 for good deals on boats and motors...one can actually make good money making low deals and then selling high...I remember when we got an awesome Jon boat much like that for only $200, then resold it for $400...but be honest with yourself...do you need the boat right away? If not, wait and prowl...fishingmachine wrote:yeah it has been slod so it looks like i am back to the livingston
KK is right, you could make great money doing that. I'm looking into doing that this summer. Wouldn't be a bad way to make some extra cash, and get a little fishing outta it. Buy a Jon boat when demand is low (middle of winter) and sell in spring/summer when everyones trying to pick up a boat for their fishing excursions..And doing this works for a lot of other stuff on CL besides boats...
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No, it's not about what's easier to obtain. It's about what you want to fish out of for the next few years....Don't just try and get on the water asap.fishingmachine wrote:yeah i am looking and i know what i want a livingston or a jon which ever is easier to obtain i am fine with either
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Mr. Kafelafish hit the nail on the head. My aunt does this and brings in like 20K a year on top of her teaching salary of 42K...pretty nice when you think about it...furniture, fishing gear, electronics, etc. Buy low, sell high, ECON100...Sam Kafelafish wrote: KK is right, you could make great money doing that. I'm looking into doing that this summer. Wouldn't be a bad way to make some extra cash, and get a little fishing outta it. Buy a Jon boat when demand is low (middle of winter) and sell in spring/summer when everyones trying to pick up a boat for their fishing excursions..And doing this works for a lot of other stuff on CL besides boats...
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yeah so i will check out that livingston tomorrow and see where it goes from there and yeah i am fine fishing out of either
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Sounds good FishingMachine. Do what your heart tells you to do...not what I say, or Sam-K says...do what you want...ultimately you will be spending the most time in your boat, not me, or Sam-K, or any other member on this site...it'll be you and your buddies!fishingmachine wrote:yeah so i will check out that livingston tomorrow and see where it goes from there and yeah i am fine fishing out of either
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hey well kk i somewhat consider u a fishing buddy along with JT26 and hope to keep fishing woth u guys
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Sam Kafelafish wrote:No, it's not about what's easier to obtain. It's about what you want to fish out of for the next few years....Don't just try and get on the water asap.fishingmachine wrote:yeah i am looking and i know what i want a livingston or a jon which ever is easier to obtain i am fine with either










Fishingmachine...are you alive in there buddy?!! You should listen to this great advice you're getting there bud.
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