ok let me get this straight.. i need to leave my boat at the reservoirs?.. that means i need to buy a boat for each reservoir? is this true?... and ssshheewww$$$$$$$ how much do those jon boats go for.. i have one but its only a 9 fotter.. too small i hear... and any other reservoir tips are appreciated thanx guys
about boats on the reservoirs..
1 - 3 of 3 Posts
Hey get some friends
in on some boats, spread them out on the waters. Sometimes no matter how windy, 1 of the boats will be fishable. Also, be a hunter of all species,diffrent gear,and plans make for good fishin. etc. Nice days troll,or cast with the wind for trout and bass,windy days anchor and jig for perch and crappie, or bottom fish. Its fun tryin and catchin . Good luck
in on some boats, spread them out on the waters. Sometimes no matter how windy, 1 of the boats will be fishable. Also, be a hunter of all species,diffrent gear,and plans make for good fishin. etc. Nice days troll,or cast with the wind for trout and bass,windy days anchor and jig for perch and crappie, or bottom fish. Its fun tryin and catchin . Good luck
"Get some friends"
Best advice I've heard yet.
I got all of my boats from michigan, I got lucky though. I found a place that rented boats and wanted to sell all of em. $200 a boat , 7 boats. All 14' deep v's too
Look in rural areas, they are much cheaper in the booneys then anywhere in the tri-state area.
Best advice I've heard yet.
I got all of my boats from michigan, I got lucky though. I found a place that rented boats and wanted to sell all of em. $200 a boat , 7 boats. All 14' deep v's too
Look in rural areas, they are much cheaper in the booneys then anywhere in the tri-state area.
1 - 3 of 3 Posts
