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    Anyone on here have a Basstender boat?

    Just looking for some info on whether or not it would work well for a local pond use.

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    I'd definitely recommend it. I have a 9.4 Basstender, and it fishes small ponds and rivers like a champ. Fits nicely in the back of my F150, and will stand vertical in the garage for storage. I've fished two adults in there safely.
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    Properly equipped, how would it row?

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    Should be alright with the right length oars. I've always run mine with a trolling motor.
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    I had a 10' model, tri hull design. Two of us stood on the edge of it, still had a couple inches of freeboard. Very stable. I used it on a 500 and a 1300 acre lake. As stated above, get a long paddle. Had a gas engine on it, and a trolling motor.
    Wouldn't hesitate to get another one.

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    I have the 11.3 or something like that. Been using it about once a week or so. I took my and took the seats out and decked the entire top. Put a new pro-butt seat on it and use a 40 lb trust on the front. Havent tried to have anyone else on it with me so not sure if there would be enough room or not. i think there would be as long as you were a where of your positioning. I fish several big ponds/small lakes.
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    Got pictures? That would be neat to see.
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    This is only pic I have right now. As you can see I have decked the entire boat and put a pro butt seat on it


    Quote Originally Posted by Royjulius View Post
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    Wow, that's really cool! Is it tippy when you're up front?
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    no not at all. I took someone out with me few days ago and it didnt feel all that bad. I'm about 125 and he is easy 230 and still felt good. I took a few more pics for you. Let me resize them then Ill post them
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    Thanks for posting the pics. What a great setup.
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    Very nice work !