jigger08

I'm looking at a 1991 Mariner 15 horse 2stroke with a fuel tank.Motor is really clean and appears well maintined.What would be a fair price for this folks?

My sincere condolences Lew.I'm a "lurker" typically but you have had some very difficult hills to climb in the last few years and I fell compelled to reach out and say something.I truly hope you can overcome your personal losses.Few are tested as you have been Lew.God bless your families.

Nope.Still beside you.I'm not the owner,just a frequent guest.

Thanks for the insight Patches.I fish from the boat in your avatar background.

Am presently looking at a 10 year old Tracker Targa,17 foot aluminum boat.It's got a 60 horse Merc tiller model.Anyways folks,are these a well made boat.I have owned Starcrafts before and felt they were well built.How would Trackers compare....Thanks.

It's a 50 horse on a 16 footer.1986 vintage.

Does anyone have experience with a Force outboard.I have found a nice boat but one of these is hanging on the back.It apparently runs well.Are these made by OMC or a major player?

Hey Brian I have a pair of these in my stash and they are well worth the money.They handle downrigging,straight line and inline planer boards with ease and are more than adequate for salmon and trout.Better balance than my slightly more expensive Eagle Claws.

That's a truism.Never seen an Atkins Diet yet that grew lungs.

Gander Mountain in Port Huron is great but you'll probably have to pass Pro Bait on Pine Grove Ave near the Bridge itself.Worth your time to stop in there for a look around.

Congrats Camillj.Set goals as you have done, i.e first day on a stream,on a boat etc.Don't give in until you reach those goals and by then it will be even more bearable.I just passed 17 months myself after a pack+/day for 24 years.You are certainly capable of losing the smokes, and gaining 25 lbs.Its worth it Camillj,you'll feel better and fish longer.Best of luck.

Thanks for the responses so far folks.The pontoon diameter is 24" and the thickness is .100".

I am considering an 18' pontoon boat for fishing and putting around.This would be instead of a 17-18' aluminum V hull.Most fishing is done on lower Lake Huron and within 20 minutes of shelter.Traditionally a pontoon seems to be a small water vessel but I'd love the space and versatility a pontoon boat can offer.Will I regret this choice or not folks? Sorry folks I'm new here and almost forgot(thanks for the edit feature)to say hello and I'm looking forward to jumping in and contributing where I can.