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Old 06-21-2012, 02:36 PM
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anyone running this boat pros and cons. would be running the 115 yamaha. Thanks
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Old 06-21-2012, 03:11 PM
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I'm on my second year with my WX2000T, it has a 115 Yamaha with Merten Power steering. Overall I like it very much, love the room and open layout. TON'S of storage, I have about 20 rods in one of the rod lockers, the other I use for storage. I do all my fishing from the back of the boat so I just have a Vantage 80 on the transom. Seems to work just fine, never really wished I had a 101. Top speed is about 39mph with a light load, 3 people and all my gear top speed is 38, fast enough on the lake I fish 90% of the time. I'm still running the stock 17p black stainless prop.

Like I said overall I'm really happy with it.
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Old 06-21-2012, 03:24 PM
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Look back I have posted a few times. Been running one for 3 years now and realy love the boat. 115 Yamaha, re propped with a 4 blade and a hydrofoil run 38 tops. Excellent hole shot with the additions. Boat tracks as well as any Ranger, MY buddy owns a 620T with the same motor. His is a bit faster but the skeeter is 9"wider etc... Plenty of room in the boat, plenty of storage. Ride is as dry as the Ranger. Only 2 things I can slightly gripe about. A small amount of extra fit and finish time would be good, caulk job a bit messy etc... Otherwise excellent, and the live well being placed where it is on the port side, wehn back trolling it has a tendency to make noise, needs a baffle to solve this. Had this out is 4' waves on Leech lake and felt safe and no issues with stabbing into waves etc... Back trools better than any boat I have ever used. I have ran or have buddies running Rangers Warrior's and of course Lunds. Go for it you will like it.
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Old 06-21-2012, 04:34 PM
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what pitch and brand of prop are u running
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Old 06-22-2012, 06:08 AM
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This is my third season with my 2009 2000T. I'm running the stock 17p prop and usually run around 38, but have hit 41 mph before. It is a great fishing boat. The 115 Yamaha is a bullet proof motor. It is quiet, trolls forward right around 2 mph, and backtrolls around .5 mph. One thing I never hear anyone talk about is the livewell. I fish tournaments and have never had a fish die in the livewell. The drift sock storage is something unique to Skeeter and it is a great idea. My drift sock gets used almost everytime I'm on the water and its nice to have a separate compartment to put it in so I don't have to get a whole compartment wet. Someone mentioned fit and finish. When I first got my boat, I noticed a few things and thought why couldn't they just have taken a little more time and done this nicer. After fishing out of all the glass tillers now, I realize every manufacturer has something they could have done better (those other boats also cost more). It isn't the best tracking tiller on the market, but a drift sock can correct it. I wish the interior lighting was better in mine, but I think they have gone to LED lights on the newer models. If you ever want a ride or want to fish for a day, let me know.
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Old 06-23-2012, 08:07 AM
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I kind of like the layout of this boat! I keep thinking I will go to a tiller boat in the future and this could be on the list. Anyone one know if a dealer would hang an Etec on a Skeeter? I would think a 115HO Etec would be pretty sweet on this setup. I know with Merc owning the rights to power steering now that this boat is limited in HP for being a 20 footer. Would be curious to check one out someday??
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