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Rodney H WBC Member Offline Why must I work! Posts: 2135 Location: Tacoma Joined: 10/10/07	How is this for a bass boat? 09/02/08 at 22:13:05	Quote Print Post
	http://www.carolinaelectricboats.com/index.htm

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Chris B. WBC Member Offline Posts: 1928 Location: Kent Joined: 08/17/04	Re: How is this for a bass boat? Reply #1 - 09/02/08 at 23:11:15	Quote Print Post
	Looks like it would work, but I think you would have to sit down the whole time to steer the motors. Plus for $2k, you could buy a heck of a lot more than a 10 foot elec powered boat. Where did you find that Rodney ?

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2000subaru Ex Member	Re: How is this for a bass boat? Reply #2 - 09/04/08 at 05:29:26	Quote Print Post
	It was in an email to North American Fishing Club members. I saw it and thought it was neat, but I bought the Skeeter for $1000 more than the small electric boat. Kinda neat though. I like how the video showed it log jumping.


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Rodney H WBC Member Offline Why must I work! Posts: 2135 Location: Tacoma Joined: 10/10/07	Re: How is this for a bass boat? Reply #3 - 09/05/08 at 14:42:22	Quote Print Post
	Sorry I haven't been on sence posting last, I found it on Bass Boats Central.

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