Tracker v. Crestliner v. Alumacraft

[stockcars6]

crestliners ride the best, but it is sure hard to beat the craftsmanship of an alumacraft

tracker with a 115 would be a nice lake boat

[BarkelyPup]

I know this boat wasn't on your list, but have you ever thought of a Monark. This is the boat that I own and I love it. I have a 195 King. The difference in the Monark from the rest of the Deep V's is that there is a bench seat in the back that folds down to extend the back fishing deck. Only one I have seen with that option. I know some of them such as Lowe makes the little seats that fold down but this does not compare. It makes at least 2.5 more foot of back deck when extended. Makes it an all around boat. I can put my 21 month old and my wife in the back and I can fish. It's worth looking into anyway. Only problem is that I couldn't find a local dealer within 150 miles of me. I had to go to Kent Ohio to get it. It was worth it though. And to top it off it the 20' Monark was $2000 cheaper than the Tundra that I looked at with a smaller motor. The 17' King would be great with a 115 on it. Do everything you can think of fish, play or what ever.

Just google Monark Marine.

BP

[big_cat]

Alumacraft is my choice. Very strong boat. Love the tournament sport 195. Very roomy easy to fish and will run right at 52 mph with a 150 merc. Get the full curtain set up. I was fishing in 20 degrees with snow falling, zip up the curtains and strated my little buudy heater it was very warm inside there.

[kydonky]

I know this boat wasn't on your list, but have you ever thought of a Monark. This is the boat that I own and I love it. I have a 195 King. The difference in the Monark from the rest of the Deep V's is that there is a bench seat in the back that folds down to extend the back fishing deck. Only one I have seen with that option. I know some of them such as Lowe makes the little seats that fold down but this does not compare. It makes at least 2.5 more foot of back deck when extended. Makes it an all around boat. I can put my 21 month old and my wife in the back and I can fish. It's worth looking into anyway. Only problem is that I couldn't find a local dealer within 150 miles of me. I had to go to Kent Ohio to get it. It was worth it though. And to top it off it the 20' Monark was $2000 cheaper than the Tundra that I looked at with a smaller motor. The 17' King would be great with a 115 on it. Do everything you can think of fish, play or what ever.

Just google Monark Marine.

BP

I have a 1989 crestliner v170 phantom sport fish. My crestliner has the rear bench seat that folds out for a fishing platform and has a pedistal seat base. I can use the passenger seat, pilot seat or front pedistal seat in this base. Agree Monarch makes a great boat as well.

[HURRICANEBOB]

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