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    10'-12' flat bottom boats ?

    Where are the deals on these boats?
    New, scratch'n dent or used?
    I don't need a trailered 14' up here in this country.

    Tips?................

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    Re: 10'-12' flat bottom boats ?

    1236 lowe is perfect
    I feel more like i do now than i did before i got here

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    Re: 10'-12' flat bottom boats ?

    Check out the new 1240 Lowe, Cascade in Chilliwack or Domenics in Kamloops

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    Re: 10'-12' flat bottom boats ?

    Quote Originally Posted by xtrail View Post
    Check out the new 1240 Lowe, Cascade in Chilliwack or Domenics in Kamloops
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    Re: 10'-12' flat bottom boats ?

    I helped my father build a Bevin's Skiff a few years ago. Easily done, fairly cheap, easy to maintain, stable, light enough for me to cartop solo.
    Quote Originally Posted by ElectricDyck View Post
    ....i dont buy ** fish ..its like buying your stolen tools back from a crack head..

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    Re: 10'-12' flat bottom boats ?

    Quote Originally Posted by blaine View Post
    1236 lowe is perfect
    I don't know what it is perfect for...other than it is light and small... that little boat is very tippy... two of us in a remote lake... upside down before you could blink... lucky the lake was warm. It took us maybe 45 minutes to get us and the boat to a shore, then we flipped it back and got the water out... carefully rowed back to the truck.

    Never used it again, sold it...
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    Re: 10'-12' flat bottom boats ?

    Quote Originally Posted by Sunzuki View Post
    Where are the deals on these boats?
    New, scratch'n dent or used?
    I don't need a trailered 14' up here in this country.

    Tips?................
    Zuki have a look at the 12' foot marlon. My bud bought one and it's extremely wide and stable not to mention it doesn't weight bugger all compared to the lowes.

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    Re: 10'-12' flat bottom boats ?

    Really depends on what and how you are using it.
    Son just picked up a new Lowe 1040 from Domenics for fly fishing in small Princeton area lakes.
    So far he loves it.

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    Re: 10'-12' flat bottom boats ?

    I called them today.
    The 10-40 is priced near $1150.00
    Then the taxes add a bunch to this.
    Going to snoop the Kijiji and such to try and curtail this amount
    by a bunch.

    I found a few lakes up here not needing a 14' trailered boat and the
    wee 8' I borrowed is a tad small for my liking.

    Thanks for the replies.

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    Re: 10'-12' flat bottom boats ?

    Could always build your own for half that cost or less.
    I'm not a carpenter by any means but I built a little punt for small lakes,
    and am now building a bigger one. I'm installing a yolk so I should be able
    to carry it like a canoe. It is a flat bottomed 10 1/2 ft long by 34" wide boat
    that will easily carry 2 people and a large dog.

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