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Anyone familiar with Scandy White boats?
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<blockquote data-quote="WNCMapper" data-source="post: 494735" data-attributes="member: 25148"><p>I'm interested to find out more about early 90s 14X48s - Stick steer in middle boat. I called Scandy White's directly, but they didn't seem interested in talking. I'll be fishing small and large river systems primarily - and some lakes in western North Carolina. Fishing buddy mentioned to me that he thought it was too heavy to push over log jams, sand/rock bars. Can anyone testify to the agility of Scandy White's little boats? I could see investing in a 20-25 HP four stroke for starters, but hoping to move into a jet later $$$. Will a trolling motor move the boat fast enough to avoid hazards (logs, rocks, little rapids) in sometimes fast current (1200 CFS)? Would I be better off going for light weight riveted boat?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WNCMapper, post: 494735, member: 25148"] I'm interested to find out more about early 90s 14X48s - Stick steer in middle boat. I called Scandy White's directly, but they didn't seem interested in talking. I'll be fishing small and large river systems primarily - and some lakes in western North Carolina. Fishing buddy mentioned to me that he thought it was too heavy to push over log jams, sand/rock bars. Can anyone testify to the agility of Scandy White's little boats? I could see investing in a 20-25 HP four stroke for starters, but hoping to move into a jet later $$$. Will a trolling motor move the boat fast enough to avoid hazards (logs, rocks, little rapids) in sometimes fast current (1200 CFS)? Would I be better off going for light weight riveted boat? [/QUOTE]
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