07-12-08, 06:33 PM
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14 ft. Fisher Jon Boat for sale
Guys,
I am selling my electric only jon boat. It is all set up for small lake tournament fishing. I do not have a vehicle to tow it anymore, and so I am letting it go. It is a Fisher. It comes with 3 Minn Kota 50 lb. thrust motors, 3 deep cycle batteries, net, life jackets, aerator for using cooler for livewell, two used padded swivel seats, with pedestals that have not been installed yet, I have it wired for bigfoot switches that have not been hooked up yet, but can be done quickly. Hummingbird 168 Cuda F/F. Trailer is a home built that pulls great. This was set up to fish electric only lakes, and it works great, I could fish Varner all day long and still have enough power to get back to the launch. Flooring and carpet was all redone this spring. $1200.00 This boat is in Winder, Ga. and you will have to pick it up.     
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07-12-08, 08:22 PM
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Dang, that's exactly what I need... Except Georgia is a bit too far!!!! Back to Craigslist I go.
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07-14-08, 04:11 PM
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wow.. ironic.. i've been looking online all day for jonboat dealers near here.. gotta call buy buddy on this one
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08-02-08, 05:42 PM
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Sold,
I am now a certified bank fisherman again... 
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08-02-08, 06:40 PM
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Damn, 3 trolling motors?
Thats a nice rig. Is it hard to control both motors in the back, if say, your turning? Good Deal Nice boat. TB |
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08-02-08, 06:59 PM
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Not at all hard to handle. I had it wired with bigfoot switches. Did all the steering with the front motor. The back motors always stayed in the locked forward postion, for nothing but thrust. It makes quite a wake.
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