Found one up here in washington state, Guy says its 3/16 alu looks like a pretty tough boat ,Its a 2060 flat bottom with a v shaped bow .Tiller with a 70 H.P. Suzuki 4 stroke, Nice single axle trailer and a minn kota power guide, Hes asking 12,000.00 I think i can buy it for 10,000.00 Boat trailer and motor are all 2007 what you all think ? I think i read on here before that they are built really well ?
Oquawka boats?
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Carpn on here had one, an 1872. It was a pretty nice rig, definitely built tough, some of the nicest welds Ive ever seen on a boat. The only negative I can remember was getting absolutely SOAKED if there was much more than a 1ft chop. Not sure what woulda helped out with that, but the good still outweighed the bad.
Thats kind of an odd size, and even more strange to see a 20ft flat bottom tiller, but if its what you're looking for grab it. They are very, very solid boats.
Thats kind of an odd size, and even more strange to see a 20ft flat bottom tiller, but if its what you're looking for grab it. They are very, very solid boats.
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they are a Mississippi river commercial boat. built like dang tanks... may be a little under powered with a 70hp but still awesome boats.
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Well today's now tomorrow
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Indeed.Well today's now tomorrow
And in 3 days, today will not be yesterday, but instead, it will be 2 days ago. Or, perhaps it will become the day before yesterday.
There are very deep thoughts.
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Just like the the local bar with the " Free beer tomorrow" sign
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If you think about it it's never really tomorrow, whenever you get to tomorrow it's today so you'll never actually have tomorrow because when tomorrow is today was yesterday and tomorrow is still tomorrow....until it's yesterday
the pic of the motor is not the oquawka somehow i loaded the wrong one LOL. The oquawka has a 70 hp suzuki 4 stroke with stainless prop , gonna be a fun winter project Ill leave it a tiller i want the floor wide open, just going to add a shooting deck and some lights.Boat has a 2 inch drain going to be easy cleanup .
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That thing looks like a beast for sure, that'll make a really nice set up, are you doing a troller or kicker?
will be building a shooting deck, adding my humminbird Helix 7 GPS and a minn kota 101 and some show me customs 400 watt HPS lights thats all i have planned for now. I want to keep it wide open so ill stick with the tiller.may do a side console if i dont like the tiller .Not in a hurry with winter coming ,But ill post some pics when i get her done.Had to change our site name, got a new computer and had to make a new password and all that so now we are Slimedogs , The name of our team.
We will sure try to make them,Last year was our first year bow fishing, I really didn't know what i wanted or what was needed in a boat. After seeing what everyone was running and using and thru trial and error we were able to start putting fish in the boat. I felt uncomfortable in the .100 hull and didn't want to push it. This boat will give me a lot of confidence while out on the water. I cannot thank you guys enough for sharing valuable information and showing us the ropes.Switching from the bottles to the spinners was in itself a huge leap. Again with the help of the guys with the WBA finding the right arrow, Point combo was yet another milestone. You can shoot fish but if you cant get them into the boat its all for not .This should be a fun winter project.The tandem Tricker trailer will look great under this hull.Thanks for all the help this past season, See you in the spring
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