Bass Boat Gps

10 Responses to Bass Boat Gps

1. Smitty41 says:

   May 27, 2008 at 3:53 pm

   whats the best marine gps/fishfinder for 19ft bass boat?
   i fish in large lakes in both U.S. and Canada. My budget is preferably around $500 – 550. Also i need one that the transducer is flat and doesn’t break off when in rocky waters. My last one broke off and was useless….
   thanks,
   Ralph

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   • Anonymous says:

     November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am

     I would say one by either Garmin or Lowrance, they both are quality GPS and fish finders, with a budget of $500 you will have some trouble getting a very high quality version with both features, you must consider do you want a color screen or a simple LCD screen, the LCD will be cheaper but wont show up as much detail as the color version, your cheapest option, wal-mart also check out garmin and lowrance on their own sites.

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2. Rex K says:

   July 21, 2008 at 12:54 pm

   Why can’t I sell my 17ft Bass Pro Targa Tracker Boat for $16000?
   2001 Tracker Targa 17ft 4inches Deep “V” Big water w/ 4 Stroke 75 hp Mercury. Comes with Trailer, ores, night lights, gages (fuel, speedometer, tachometer, voltmeter, water pressure, and trim), walk through windshield, side storage, Dual Console, 30 gallon built-in tank(you won’t have to fill up, it has plenty already-FULL), 2 bait wells, divided acrated 50″ livewell w/ flow-rite aeration timers and remote drain controls, Tracker 12 volt 52 LB thrust 50″ foot-controlled trolling motor, Radius tempered glass walk-thru windshield, AM/FM cassette stereo, extra-wide carpeted gunnels for large downriggers, aft aerated livewell, 2 large aerated baitwells w/ liftout stainer, in floor storage, storage shelf under console, all welded hull, bow storage, bow panel w/ trim recirculation and courtesy light switches, locking storage on console, wheel lug locks on trailer tires and spare tire, lock for swing away tongue, and lock so people can’t drive away with it. Also comes with boat cover, battery charger, plus 4 seats that can be removed (can be moved to the front or back for easy fishing and to be able to get the anchor which there are two for different bottoms) plus all weather stand up Convertible top w/ side and aft curtains, side lockable storage for up to 7ft fishing rods, ship to shore radio with extra high atten.(Horizon-Standard VHF Marine Radio model #GX1265S Plus portanle ICOM Waterproof VHF Marine Radio model #IC-M2A) Garmin GPS Map 172C Color GPS Cahrt Plotter, Ritchie X-15 and Ritchie S53 surface mount lighted compasses, 3 Sospenders High Performance Inflatable Life Vests, tilt steering wheel, cup holders, ski storage, glove box, gas fill vent combo, hand rails, 2 60 watt speakers, and safety features. Has not been on water for 2 years. Has been shrink-wrapped and winterized each year. I have never been on a more stable boat. 37 mph top speed. It was designed for big water. Many extras that did not come with the boat. Cash or certified bank from local bank. (the picture of the deep V 18 is just like the 17ft but one foot longer both are Deep V)

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   • Anonymous says:

     November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am

     Maybe you need to put an add in the local paper, or on EBay, or Craig’s List.
     Maybe place it along side a busy road with a ‘For Sale’ sign on it.

     By the looks of the question you are trying to use the questions section to list your boat for free.

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3. Charles Slone says:

   November 23, 2008 at 6:14 am

   A cheap, nice bass boat with a livewell?
   I’m interesting in buying a bass boat with a livewell. Not fancy or nothing just a 12-14ft boat with a livewell, with no GPS and stuff. Send me a link to one that is cheap and fits what i want
   Thanx for the answers!!!

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   • Anonymous says:

     November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am

     buy a john boat use a cooler for a live well
     put a aerator in it ,
     that’s what i do

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4. JamO.G says:

   April 22, 2009 at 10:35 am

   Question For Bass Fisherman with Bass Boats!!!?
   I’m purchasing a 1992 Ranger 330V and a 135 Mercury Black Max. My family is agreed to buying it and most likely getting it. I am a young bass fisherman and now getting my first bass boat. I am real excited. Its missing an electronic at the Console. I need you guys to tell me some LOW PRICEEE Lowrance fishfinders WITH! (WITH!) a GPS. I looked on their website and found some but I would like YOUR opinion on the quality ones. I guess you can reccomend Humminbird’s and Garmins etc.etc. Mainly Lowrance Please and Thank You.

   And we need a truck to tow it with. Any Models/Brands that my family should look for?
   NEW? OR USED?
   The boat is supposed to weigh under 2,000lbs (1700? 1800?)

   THANKS FOR THE HELP!

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   • Anonymous says:

     November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am

     I answered this question last night, not sure why its being asked again….almost anything can tow 2000 lbs……a truck like a dodge dakota, durango or ram will tow up to 10,000lbs.

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5. james_stoler says:

   December 22, 2009 at 6:16 pm

   What is the best-less expensive hand held GPS lake maping system. I am a bass fisherman and do not have a boat?
   I would like to mark spots with a GPS as a non-boater in tournaments.

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   • Anonymous says:

     November 30, -0001 at 12:00 am

     I agree, the Lowrance H20 iFinder is probably the best on the market for lake maps… I use one all winter long ice fishing… If you have the funds, Cabelas online has the 256 color GPS system on sale right now… Some $80 off…

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