I want to buy an inshore salt water fishingboat.?
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ebay thats where i got mine from.
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Buy the Sea angler ( a monthly magazine ) and look for Whitby in the back pages, it will give you a list of boats that sail out of Whitby so all you have to do is ring up and sort out a date and price. all you will need is waterproof clothes and something to eat and drink. also ask if he has fishing tackle for hire + BAIT.\nAs far as cost goes it depends on what you want, i.e. wreck fishing general fishing (cheaper), how long 5 hours 8,10,or 12 hours. ask the skipper whats best when you ring him up for a date and price
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the best place that i know of would be a custom sport shop. do you know if you have one in your city.  also you might try cabellas,they have all kinds of fishing equipment and they have a web site that you can look at
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Where are the towns you mentioned. US? UK? and what kind of boat are you looking for? Monohull? Catamaran? Send me an e-mail or post some specifics. I am a catsailor so would have most information on multihulls. This is a pretty tight world wide community.
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I live in Sussex and I asked the same question today. I haven't seen any for sale anywhere.  My hubby got one in a fishing tackle shop of all places in Angmering!
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It depends mainly on where you live and what you are interested in fishing for. One good tip, for every species of fish start off using a spinning combo rod and reel. You can get on for less than $100.00. At your local tackle shop or even wall-mart. \nYou would really need to give more specific information, in order to be more helpful.\nYou can call any major outdoor shop (that sells fishing tackle) and if they are a quality company, they should take you under there wing and be more than able to answer all you questions.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nI think Genie been at the cat knip again.
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Depends.\n\n\nWhat type of fishing are you doing? Salt or freshwater?\nWhat species of fish are you hoping to catch?\n\nIf I "HAD" to buy an "all-around", "Cheap-as-dirt",  Fly-fishing outfit it would probably be in the 7-9 weight class.\n\nAn 8WT "Reddington" or "St. Croix" rod matched with a "Ross" or "System 2" reel would do ALOT of your inshore-saltwater ,( Reds, Trout, small Drum,), & freshwater, ( Bass, Crappie, large Trout, Small-Medium Salmon), fishing. \n\nYou can get one of these outfits for around $200. Add GOOD fly-line, & backing, $260. Add flys & misc. tackle, $300. \n\nOr,  you can buy a fly-fishing "kit"  from one of the larger companys, (Bass Pro Shops or Cabelas). They will cost approx., ($275-$300), BUT, the quality of your gear will "slightly" diminish. \n \nIf you MUST go "DIRT-CHEAP", get a cheaper reel before you buy a cheaper rod. (A good inexpensive reel is a 1594 1/2 ,Pflueger reel, $40).In flyfishing, a good "fast-action" rod is "key" to success.\n\nIf you are new to the sport, don't let some "expert" tell you to buy a $500-$1000 rod!   Most $100-$200 rods will be fine for any "novice". IF , you "fall in love" with the sport & you want to buy something more "savy" try "Sage", "Scott", G-Loomis" rods, (these rods start at $130-$1200). \n\nFind a local pond to "practice" your fly-fishing skills. Bass & Sunfish flys are inexpensive, (try Walmart), and "Sunnys & Large-Mouth" are MUCH easier to catch than your average , Trout , Salmon, Red , or "Looper".\n\nGood fishing!
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Try to contact the the company that made the boat ex.(Ranger, Stratos,trition,skeeter,Bay liner, Tracker marine) most of the numbers will be the model,year,and date made. The motor is pretty much the same. good luck
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Your best bet is to contact Sea Ray's customer service department. They should be able to steer you in the right direction. Aftermarket products tend to not fit correctly and have poor performance. Here's Sea Ray's website.\nhttp://www.searay.com\nI hope this helps and Happy Boating!!!
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Models have a good supply of fishing rods.  Then theres Amazon and ebay where you could find anything and maybe better prices.  Good luck.
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I'm looking for a boat and I check eBay everyday to see if there is anything available within driving distance.  I've bought and sold a lot of stuff on eBay, including vehicles, so I know that it works.  You will likely sell your boat if you list it there.
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Here is what they are selling for on ebay:\nhttp://sporting-goods.search.ebay.com/apollo-rod_Fishing_W0QQcatrefZC12QQfromZR10QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ1QQftrtZ1QQftrvZ1QQsacatZ14104QQsacqyZQQsacqyopZgeQQsaprchiZQQsaprcloZ
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Hi..your the girl who asked about baitboats awhile back !! Here's a few you can try -: Carp Unlimited, there mail order specialists who do finance over6,12 or 24 months..tel 01206 760775 or www.carptackle.co.uk and theres Bennetts of Sheffield who also do finance, l think there a little on the expensive side but it depends on what your wanting to buy..tel 0114 2756756 or www.bosfish.co.uk/email office@bosfish.co.uk...they both do catalogue's....this one i'm not sure about, finance wise that is but they may do cheque spread, here's the name and number any way...J&K Tackle at Bicester general enquiries 01869 242589 wwwjktackle.co.uk....good luck
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you didn't say what engine you have inthe boat but most all I/O and inboard engines are car motors with minor modifactions such as cams, stainless steel head gaskets, marine carbs and sparkproof starters and alternators you should be able to find one fairly easily.
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I want a G'Loomus Jig N' Worm casting rod that's 7'1" MH action, and a Shimano Calais 6.2:1 casting reel, model CL200ASV.  All together, not including line I would have to spend\n$744.99, and that is $744.99 more than I have.  I am working to become a professional fisherman, and one day will have that dream rig.  I put the links up for you to check out if you want.  Tight lines
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/16-Open-Fisherman-Center-Console_W0QQitemZ4608830761QQcategoryZ63725QQcmdZViewItem\nhere is a picture on ebay
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Trust me, there are lakes whereever you go, look in the yellow pages for a chepstow based tackle shop. They will tell you the best ones to go to, and help with bait and day tickets too. Hope you catch a moby