Calling all bass fishermen

[eat111]

Any bass fishermen out there/ Any of you use your Titan to tow your bassboat?

[SKEET]

A friend of mine has a boat so we use my truck and his boat which works out well.

[tex]

I have only had my Titan about 6 weeks and have not towed my boat with it. I know it will not have any problems pulling it around or up the ramp.

[eat111]

You will find that the Titan is a great tow vehicle. It tows my 5000 lb. boat effortlessly.

[gambler1]

Tows my 21' Gambler like a dream

[loudtitan]

pulls my 19ft procraft just fine

[MuskyHunter]

I have a Crestliner 175 Fishhawk and the truck tows it effortlessly. Bass fishing is my second past time and enjoy about 100+ bass lakes within 30-45 minutes from home.

[tcf_dk]

How do I upload a picture from my computer?I tried but have not succeeded yet.I wanna post my skeeter picture.

[Carbeaux]

Originally Posted by tcf_dk

How do I upload a picture from my computer?I tried but have not succeeded yet.I wanna post my skeeter picture.

Maybe this thread will help you post pics:

http://www.titantalk.com/forums/tita...ng+for+dummies

This one too, compliments of P http://www.titantalk.com/forums/tita...ntalk-com.html

[eat111]

LoudTitan, that's a good looking boat. Is it your first bassboat? MuskyHunter, you are blessed to have so many lakes so close. It must be hard to choose between them. Do you get to go fishing much?

[thebassn8tr]

I tow my 175 G3 no problem. I went out yesterday. It was the best day for the most quality fish caught all year. I had a good time testing out my new drop shot rod!

Originally Posted by gambler1

Tows my 21' Gambler like a dream

F*ck! Gamblers are sweet. I saw one on the water yesterday. They are definately the fastest bass boats out there. The have a huge deck too! When they designed the Gambler, they took a speed boat then threw in a deck and lockers. I heard that the waves kind of beat you up when you are trying to fish though. Regardless, I would give my left hand for one.

[thebassn8tr]

Originally Posted by loudtitan

pulls my 19ft procraft just fine

I've fished out of a pro craft before. They are nice boats and a good price. My only complaint is the size of the front deck. It is a little small for me. Nice looking boat though for sure.

[MuskyHunter]

MuskyHunter, you are blessed to have so many lakes so close. It must be hard to choose between them. Do you get to go fishing much?

Yeah, I usually hit the water hard in the spring, at least one or two days every week. Later I will head out one mid week night and the weekend. July to August I work on other projects and start back up heavily late August through November.

A lot of good Bass water here, but lunkers are not as large as down south. Largest I caught was 22 1/2" largemouth either this spring or the spring before. I know a lot of lakes where 16-18" are pretty common.

Speaking of which, I need to get my website updated as I haven't posted pic's in years because I am too lazy to fix that dead computer.

[loudtitan]

Originally Posted by eat111

LoudTitan, that's a good looking boat. Is it your first bassboat? MuskyHunter, you are blessed to have so many lakes so close. It must be hard to choose between them. Do you get to go fishing much?

this is my second. first was a hand me down from my father-in-law and 1981 15ft tidecraft. it slung a rod cap out of the motor in the middle of the lake. this one was to good a deal to pass up with only 200hours since 97 tilt steering hydralic steering two ss props ski pole for towing.

[squatch]

Just finished a year long project of restoring a 17' aluma-weld. jet bassboat. It's a stcksteerboat set up to fish shallow rivers. This was alot of reason I bought my Titan. Finished boat in August. But never got it in the water. My TITAN has been in shop with brake pedal on the floor since labor day. The factory guy fixed it a couple of weeks ago. And they are Lying about how. WTF. This POS will be gone soon. Shame that, it is a nice match for boat.