Best $400.00 or Less

[tjpratt]

I want to buy Pontoon Boat. Must be in GREAT shape. Photo is a boat I like, anything similar.Primarily Lake use but being able to do a "slow" drift on a
River please.

I live in Seattle. If you have pictures send, must see pictures. Probably 30 mi radius, cash of course!

Thanks

[Mordalphus]

Have you looked at the creek company lt, or XT, or any of the 8 foot boats?

I picked d up the lt for 200 shipped from cabelas and bought the motor mount kit for 150.

I've yet to take it out, but it looks great!

[tjpratt]

Thank You! Great info look forward to checking them out. I would like to hear how you like ti.

[Bodofish]

lots of toons on CL. Sometimes even under $400, I doubt you'll find a Skagit for that kind of price unless someone has grabbed the name from Scadden. Good luck,

[Cascadian]

Sent you a PM about the one I have for sale. I think it would fit your needs nicely and I even have a trolling motor to go with it.

[fear_no_fish]

Theres a guy named steve in shoreline, he sold me a wilderness 12 (new in box) with everything but the pump for 150.
He has them on craigslist every once and a while. He said his buddy works for them? or something like that. But anyways for the price its hard to beat. They arent the best boats but if your looking for a good deal.

[chrome_chasin]

father n law picked up a wilderness 11 at costco for less then 400. I now have adopted it due to him being unable to use it. Works awesome in lakes, have yet to try it in a river. I will say this, it feels a little narrow for its length. I would like it to be another foot or so wider. It came with a motor mount in which I added a 34 lb electric on it and it cruises right along and is very easy to row at trolling speeds with out the motor.

[chrome_chasin]

of course a search on this board found

http://washingtonlakes.com/forum/viewto ... =9&t=17963" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[G-Man]

Check out Costco, they have a pontoon setup that comes with just about everything you need to get started sans electric motor and battery for well under $400.

[Gringo Pescador]

Anything small enough to need those stirrup-like foot bars (instead of a cross bar and some type of floor) is too small for a river (just my opinion of course) .

With that said - check this out...
http://www.washingtonlakes.com/forum/vi ... =9&t=17963