Jet boat recommendations

[tcorfey]

Thanks Brian. Will check it out. Looking forward to April...

[TahoeJoe]

I like Brian's boat. I ran into him one day out fishing for Shad on the lower Yuba and was admiring his ride.

I want one too. It might cost me, my spouse will lobby for a waterskiing boat instead. Will it pull a skier with the larger engine?

[Brian Clemens]

With 80ponies at the back I can't see why not, especially if you have a 4 bladed ss impeller, you won't go as fast but it will get up and out of its way extremely fast. If you do a person in the boat and the person running the motor I can't see why not.

[Rossflyguy]

I like Brian's boat. I ran into him one day out fishing for Shad on the lower Yuba and was admiring his ride.

I want one too. It might cost me, my spouse will lobby for a waterskiing boat instead. Will it pull a skier with the larger engine?

You compare the price of a ski boat to a jet boat to your souse, like Brian Clemens, the cost of a ski boat to take it out a handful of times compared to the countless times you’d use the jet makes far more sense. A boat is a money pit.

[TahoeJoe]

Oh yeah, I know the old saying, "A boat is a hole in the water surrounded by wood (fiberglass/aluminum) into which you throw money". Doesn't stop me from having a couple already and wanting another one.

--Joe

[Bill Kiene semi-retired]

I love all boats because they take you too really cool places.

Some people have a bunch of different kinds of boats.

Try not to take more gear out than you really need.

Get 80% max HP or max HP.

Buy a boat for what you intend on using it for 80% of the time.

A nice fishing boat for 2 fly fishers can be $20,000.

A boat to take the wife, her sister and your brother-in-law out for a ride is about $50,000.

Don't buy a boat unless you can really use it.

Many boats and RVs just never get used.

If you are going to buy a boat send me a text or email.

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