How to buy a used boat

[cport]

Thought this video might be helpful; it's from Tactical Bassin, IMHO a trusted source. Mods, if this is in the wrong place please move.

[the_huber_show]

I agree a very trusted source.  Love the information they give

[SteveTX]

I like the fellas. I wouldn't say whatever they put out is the gospel, but for the most part I think they have some good info.

[cport]

I like the fellas. I wouldn't say whatever they put out is the gospel, but for the most part I think they have some good info.

Their insight into how and why bass strike lures is extremely informative, as their underwater videos show. I like how they are always talking about hookset and retention as they relate to what type of hook -per-technique is used. And their rod and reel reviews are really informative. But you are right about "I wouldn't say whatever they put out is the gospel" because they are California/West Coast-centric, big, deep, reservoirs with clear water. So not all of their info crosses over to us Southern boys and girls, but a lot of it does. And those guys and their families live and breathe bassing.

[SFL BassHunter]

Thanks for posting Cport.

[Oldfart9999]

I find that their videos make me think about other ways to use something besides what I'm used to.
Rodney

[cport]

I find that their videos make me think about other ways to use something besides what I'm used to.
Rodney

Thats very true. Here is an awesome take on fishing flukes:



I like how they use every tool they can to study how bass eat baits, and come up with ways to increase hook percentage.

[basss]

Their insight into how and why bass strike lures is extremely informative, as their underwater videos show.

I second that.  Also, I like hook n' look's videos too.

[apenland01]

That is a good and thorough video on buying a used boat.  I just recently bought a used boat and he covered everything I looked at and then some...