ALLison boats

Started by zmanlane, February 21, 2011, 09:12:52 AM

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zmanlane

how come there isn't an allison boat topic?
"If it aint Florida it aint fishin"

resqu-u

I may try to get a little more action from my fellow Ally guys. There is a big following on fastbass.com and allisonowners.com. Seems like the more diehard fishing guys run Tritons, Rangers, etc..... I'll post a link on the other boards and try to get some more action on here for the fishing boards. :-*

gofastallison

you can't fish out of an ALLISON !!!! LOL

Mike Cork

Don't know that I could drive an Allison, they are crazy fast. I get to see some of them on the Red River in Shreveport once in a while. Only a couple tournament guys fish them though.

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smokey bear

How about a Phoenix topic also?  ~fff

Mike Cork

With enough interest we can do a separate board. Start a couple topics and if there becomes enough information to warrant it's own board we'll make it happen ~c~

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corona mike

I'm new to this site but have been a member at another site...Screan and Fly...for years. I've had several Allison's buth bass boats as well as closed deck boats. I personaly like the way the Allisons fish. Now I Am By NO MEANS A Tournoment Fisherman anymore but, the Allisons even the small one...XB2002...have a decent live-well, decent storage, are very easy on trolling motors, good rod storage and of corse FAST! I really like this site! Some VERY good information here. Thanks! Mike T.
I've lived...and fished... in Florida all my life. Started tournoment fishing back in 1976, and quit in 1982. Been into "performance style" boats before that. Back fishing a little more now. Fixing to retire so I figured I better have a hobby! :-)

Mike Cork

Welcome to the site Corona Mike ~c~ Looking forward to seeing you around the site. Being an Allison driver I bet you can help out on some of the performance threads when they come up. Do you get to fish much?

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corona mike

Quote from: Mike Cork on October 11, 2011, 01:14:44 PM
Welcome to the site Corona Mike ~c~ Looking forward to seeing you around the site. Being an Allison driver I bet you can help out on some of the performance threads when they come up. Do you get to fish much?
Hi Mike and Thanks for the welcome! I'm starting to get back into fishing a little now. I kind of burned out on the performance stuff for now, and figure that as long as I stay away from the tournoment deals and fish for FUN! then, hopefully I can enjoy myself. As far as helping on the performance stuff, I'll be happy to help where ever I can. Look Forward To Meeting several of you! Mike T.
I've lived...and fished... in Florida all my life. Started tournoment fishing back in 1976, and quit in 1982. Been into "performance style" boats before that. Back fishing a little more now. Fixing to retire so I figured I better have a hobby! :-)

Mike Cork

I hear ya about keeping it fun ~c~ I glad you found the site though and look forward to seeing you around.

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corona mike

I fished again out of my XB2002 last weekend, and it's not that bad of a fishing boat. The wind BLEW! all weekend and I didn't have any problems getting where I wanted to go. Livewell kept fish great, and the trolling motor battery stayed up all day. We were fishing both in the wind and against a strong current as the SWFMD folks had every lock on the Kissimmee chain open to let water go south. Also had two other buddies bring XB2002's and two bring there XB2003. so we had five groups of people fishing out of Allisons. Mine was the slowest one there was the only problem. ^-^ ~xyz Still a good weekend of fishing. Mike T.
I've lived...and fished... in Florida all my life. Started tournoment fishing back in 1976, and quit in 1982. Been into "performance style" boats before that. Back fishing a little more now. Fixing to retire so I figured I better have a hobby! :-)

resqu-u

I agree this is a great site with a ton of good fishing info! I enjoy fishing out of my XB2003. I do get some pretty funny looks at the ramp with all of my rods on the front deck  lo It's easy in the wind and handles the rough water great. My only complaint would be storage, there is plenty just not as well laid out like a triton/stratos. Being able to beat the guys to the fishing spots makes up for it though  ;)

Mike Cork

Because of weight, I didn't figure an Allison would handle rough water well? Good to hear it does! What is the actual weight?

I've never been fortunate enough to drive one  :'( but I'd love too!!!

Corona Mike, i had to laugh, "slowest one there" but still doing 90 right  :shocking:

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unchained186

Hey Corona Mike good to see you on here I have done some trading with you on S&F a few years ago
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corona mike

Quote from: Mike Cork on November 20, 2011, 09:16:49 AM
Because of weight, I didn't figure an Allison would handle rough water well? Good to hear it does! What is the actual weight?

I've never been fortunate enough to drive one  :'( but I'd love too!!!

Corona Mike, i had to laugh, "slowest one there" but still doing 90 right  :shocking:

Mike Mine is a ...now don't laugh to hard..."tournoment addition" It has all the pumps timers and cleats. It weighs right at 825# There are lighter ones out there but, they have gotten a little hard to find. My buddy Brad Tressler..."allisoon man on S&F" has one a little lighter than mine Probably 800# his is a tournoment model also. My nephew just sold a comp. model his weighed 775# The only REEL LIGHT ones were the 1st. group made they were in the 675-725# range. Yes mine runs a little over 90 with trolling motor batteries fishin' gear lawn chairs etc. as well as my fat azz! It ran 97 stripped. Brads and Andy's boat both run well over a hundred.
I've lived...and fished... in Florida all my life. Started tournoment fishing back in 1976, and quit in 1982. Been into "performance style" boats before that. Back fishing a little more now. Fixing to retire so I figured I better have a hobby! :-)

corona mike

Quote from: unchained186 on December 03, 2011, 07:02:26 PM
Hey Corona Mike good to see you on here I have done some trading with you on S&F a few years ago
Thanks! I'm back to fishing a little. I'll find me another "hot-rod" boat before I retire...in 2 years 2 months and 48 days but who's counting. Until then I'll have to be satisfied with my little ol' bass boat. ;D
I've lived...and fished... in Florida all my life. Started tournoment fishing back in 1976, and quit in 1982. Been into "performance style" boats before that. Back fishing a little more now. Fixing to retire so I figured I better have a hobby! :-)

Logan F

I have seen much info about Allisons other than speed.. I have actually seen one in person since fishing the red river last year.. How well do they hold up when fishing lakes like fork when your running into stumps all day? And no I don't mean on plain

Flyswatter

I read nothing but good things on Allison boats.  How they ride in the rough stuff has been nothing but positive.  That would be great to see Allison and Phoenix forums.  Build it they will come.   ~beer~

ILbasslayer

Quote from: corona mike on December 20, 2011, 05:38:18 PM
Mike Mine is a ...now don't laugh to hard..."tournoment addition" It has all the pumps timers and cleats. It weighs right at 825# There are lighter ones out there but, they have gotten a little hard to find. My buddy Brad Tressler..."allisoon man on S&F" has one a little lighter than mine Probably 800# his is a tournoment model also. My nephew just sold a comp. model his weighed 775# The only REEL LIGHT ones were the 1st. group made they were in the 675-725# range. Yes mine runs a little over 90 with trolling motor batteries fishin' gear lawn chairs etc. as well as my fat azz! It ran 97 stripped. Brads and Andy's boat both run well over a hundred.

thats STUPID. haha.   wayyyyyyyyyyyyyy to fast for me. my Sea Ark going 45 is fast enough for me.
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CHUGG BUG

whats up you guys just signed up  i too drive a  99 allison 2003 with a 225 super mag i've had skeeter , blazer 202  love my allison perfect for the marsh here in louisiana fun to drive and fishes great to

Mike Cork

Quote from: CHUGG BUG on June 27, 2012, 05:19:40 PM
whats up you guys just signed up  i too drive a  99 allison 2003 with a 225 super mag i've had skeeter , blazer 202  love my allison perfect for the marsh here in louisiana fun to drive and fishes great to

Welcome to the site, I'd love to see some photo's :-*

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CHUGG BUG

thanks i'm gonna get some photo's of some fish my son's and i caught at falcon lake this year as soon as my kid show's me how to load them

CHUGG BUG

THESE WERE CAUGHT IN MARCH OUT OF MY ALLISON XB2003

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Mike Cork

Very Nice, those are some hawgs ~c~ ~c~

Do you have any pictures of the boat running the Lake :-*

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AND THE BOAT

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