where is the best place to buy a used bass boat?
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Most metropolitan areas have "Auto Trader", "Truck Trader", and "Boat Trader" type magazines that are published every couple of weeks and seem to be available everywhere.  You will find hundreds of bass boats in the typical issue with pictures and descriptions as well as location.  This is where I would start.  \n\nAs long as you are comfortable with judging the condition of a boat and the equipment that comes with it and don't care about a warranty, buying from a private individual will be the cheapest way to go.  \n\nInsist on an "on the water" test when you find a boat you are serious about buying.  If the seller declines, I would pass on the boat.\n\nGood luck in your search.
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Try these websites below.\nhttp://www.championoutboards.com\nhttp://www.marineengine.com/\nhttp://www.acmeoutboards.com\nConsidering that the company no longer exists I wish you well on finding parts.\nHappy Boating!!!
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ebay is the best bet.
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try  lurenet.com  ..... I buy some stuff there.... or go to manns.com and do a dealer search.
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Try www.craigslist.com under sporting goods
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Go to the boat store..
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I recently bought a new bass on clearance for $149. Check a few local music stores and you can usually find a Yamaha or Ibanez for under $200. You can always upgrade to something better later, but these would be good starter basses.
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Try these:\n\nhttp://www.craigslist.com  for used and new possibly\nhttp://www.amazon.com for new and used
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you should be able to get hotspots maps at your local walmart sporting goods,dick sporting goods, bass pro, most any big sporting goods stores carry them. I'm not sure what is inexpensive they are like 13.00 to 15.00 dollars in out area it looks like they sell for $11.45 in your area.good luck and catch the big ones
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Did you try the Bass Pro Shop? They have a very large one in Springfield I believe.....
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One of the best is www.golfgalaxy.com\n\nThey have all the name brands plus a large assortment of used clubs at great prices and you get discounts on all. \n\nLeon
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Here are the names and addresses:\nhttp://local.yahoo.com/results;_ylt=Auz3jshB4TFHJ8qzo9bjNd.GNcIF;_ylu=X3oDMTBtbGZ2dXFpBF9zAzk2NjEzNzY3BHNlYwNzZWFyY2g-?stx=boat+manufacturer&csz=boston%2C+ma
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try here...\nhttp://www.mercurymarine.com/dealerlocator
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If you are going to fish the mississippi river the most, a big deep v is definately the way to go.If you are going to fish bass tournaments, then opt for a modified v, such as a bass tracker, or a g3.I would stick with aluminum hulls for the river, also.As far as which boat maker you choose, shop around until you find a floor plan that suits you.I personally like a tiller model, about 18 or 20 feet long.I don't need the single or duel console to take up alot of room.I also like a larger than normal livewell, and an added baitwell is nice, too.A good Bottomline depthfinder,trolling motors on the bow and the transom, and you are ready to go.Most boatmakers have good websites, so you can compare boats without having to listen to a bunch of aggervating salesmen.
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ebay.  be sure to check the seller's ratings and make sure you're comfortable with the condition. it's possible to find an unused board a shop couldn't sell for dirt cheap. Do your homework in local shops or on the internet and then look around on ebay.
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the only place is mabe ebay with is \n\nwww.ebay.co.uk\n\nor have a look on stuffforesale on the hull daily mail website witch is\n\nwww.hulldailymail.co.uk
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great lakes....ask their store\n\nwww.ask.com