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I second Eric's post to the word.
.....and I quote, "the boat fishes well".
How do the occupants fish?
Mike Bess said:While I have not tested a ton boats like many of you have over the years, I was in a position to purchase a new boat 1.5 years ago. As Skeeter owner, I was a little biased but I looked at Ranger, Triton, Skeeter and would've selected any of them. I will say this- the dealer weighed heavily on my decision- parts, service, support just to name a few. I ended up purchasing a Skeeter I Class 20 footer w/ a Yamaha HPDI 250. For me, the boat fishes well, it's not too fancy with nooks and crannies that make many boats difficult to clean, it has a ton of storage space, easy to access the battery compartment, handles rough water well but the front end can get a little light, and a new twist for me was to keep the 2nd console, but not have it installed. I would recommend this to everyone getting a new boat. The deck space is amazing. If your partner complains, tell them to put a helmet on.
You two "Jack-Offs" are going to have more grudge matches scheduled than days available. You've already tried to get your A** Kicked by the combo of Potter/Grimes. Now you want to tangle with the two headed beast known as Sessler / Reimers?
You need to quit drinking before lunch....
Mike Bess said:By Hobb's standards- marginal, by the Dream Team of Sessler/Reimers standards- we are pros.
Jon Sessler said:.....and I quote, "the boat fishes well".
How do the occupants fish?
Mike Bess said:While I have not tested a ton boats like many of you have over the years, I was in a position to purchase a new boat 1.5 years ago. As Skeeter owner, I was a little biased but I looked at Ranger, Triton, Skeeter and would've selected any of them. I will say this- the dealer weighed heavily on my decision- parts, service, support just to name a few. I ended up purchasing a Skeeter I Class 20 footer w/ a Yamaha HPDI 250. For me, the boat fishes well, it's not too fancy with nooks and crannies that make many boats difficult to clean, it has a ton of storage space, easy to access the battery compartment, handles rough water well but the front end can get a little light, and a new twist for me was to keep the 2nd console, but not have it installed. I would recommend this to everyone getting a new boat. The deck space is amazing. If your partner complains, tell them to put a helmet on.
NW Bass AOY Standings
Sessler / Reimers #104
Delay / Bess # 136
Nixon's Open
Sessler / Reimers # 39
Delay / Bess # 48
Head to head competition......I believe we have absolutely DOMINATED you two!
Mike Bess said:OMG I needed a good laugh today. Thank you.
Jon Sessler said:You two "Jack-Offs" are going to have more grudge matches scheduled than days available. You've already tried to get your A** Kicked by the combo of Potter/Grimes. Now you want to tangle with the two headed beast known as Sessler / Reimers?
You need to quit drinking before lunch....
Mike Bess said:By Hobb's standards- marginal, by the Dream Team of Sessler/Reimers standards- we are pros.
Jon Sessler said:.....and I quote, "the boat fishes well".
How do the occupants fish?
Mike Bess said:While I have not tested a ton boats like many of you have over the years, I was in a position to purchase a new boat 1.5 years ago. As Skeeter owner, I was a little biased but I looked at Ranger, Triton, Skeeter and would've selected any of them. I will say this- the dealer weighed heavily on my decision- parts, service, support just to name a few. I ended up purchasing a Skeeter I Class 20 footer w/ a Yamaha HPDI 250. For me, the boat fishes well, it's not too fancy with nooks and crannies that make many boats difficult to clean, it has a ton of storage space, easy to access the battery compartment, handles rough water well but the front end can get a little light, and a new twist for me was to keep the 2nd console, but not have it installed. I would recommend this to everyone getting a new boat. The deck space is amazing. If your partner complains, tell them to put a helmet on.
Quit cooking the books.....
You dirty predatory lender you.
Mike Bess said:Actually Jon it must be beer thirty for you at 3:30. The only head to head competition between us was at Lk Wa 5/16/09- Results:
Delay/Bess #34 -11.36lbs
Sessler/Reimers #91 -0.0000000000000000000000000lbs
Did you say domination? By the way, Eric and I didn't fish Moses together and I will never dump my fish again.
Jon Sessler said:NW Bass AOY Standings
Sessler / Reimers #104
Delay / Bess # 136
Nixon's Open
Sessler / Reimers # 39
Delay / Bess # 48
Head to head competition......I believe we have absolutely DOMINATED you two!
Mike Bess said:OMG I needed a good laugh today. Thank you.
Jon Sessler said:You two "Jack-Offs" are going to have more grudge matches scheduled than days available. You've already tried to get your A** Kicked by the combo of Potter/Grimes. Now you want to tangle with the two headed beast known as Sessler / Reimers?
You need to quit drinking before lunch....
Mike Bess said:By Hobb's standards- marginal, by the Dream Team of Sessler/Reimers standards- we are pros.
Jon Sessler said:.....and I quote, "the boat fishes well".
How do the occupants fish?
Mike Bess said:While I have not tested a ton boats like many of you have over the years, I was in a position to purchase a new boat 1.5 years ago. As Skeeter owner, I was a little biased but I looked at Ranger, Triton, Skeeter and would've selected any of them. I will say this- the dealer weighed heavily on my decision- parts, service, support just to name a few. I ended up purchasing a Skeeter I Class 20 footer w/ a Yamaha HPDI 250. For me, the boat fishes well, it's not too fancy with nooks and crannies that make many boats difficult to clean, it has a ton of storage space, easy to access the battery compartment, handles rough water well but the front end can get a little light, and a new twist for me was to keep the 2nd console, but not have it installed. I would recommend this to everyone getting a new boat. The deck space is amazing. If your partner complains, tell them to put a helmet on.
Quit cooking the books.....
So what you are saying is that if you combine yours and Eric's weight at the Moses you still don't beat us.
You LOSER!
Mike Bess said:Actually Jon it must be beer thirty for you at 3:30. The only head to head competition between us was at Lk Wa 5/16/09- Results:
Delay/Bess #34 -11.36lbs
Sessler/Reimers #91 -0.0000000000000000000000000lbs
Did you say domination? By the way, Eric and I didn't fish Moses together and I will never dump my fish again.
Jon Sessler said:NW Bass AOY Standings
Sessler / Reimers #104
Delay / Bess # 136
Nixon's Open
Sessler / Reimers # 39
Delay / Bess # 48
Head to head competition......I believe we have absolutely DOMINATED you two!
Mike Bess said:OMG I needed a good laugh today. Thank you.
Jon Sessler said:You two "Jack-Offs" are going to have more grudge matches scheduled than days available. You've already tried to get your A** Kicked by the combo of Potter/Grimes. Now you want to tangle with the two headed beast known as Sessler / Reimers?
You need to quit drinking before lunch....
Mike Bess said:By Hobb's standards- marginal, by the Dream Team of Sessler/Reimers standards- we are pros.
Jon Sessler said:.....and I quote, "the boat fishes well".
How do the occupants fish?
Mike Bess said:While I have not tested a ton boats like many of you have over the years, I was in a position to purchase a new boat 1.5 years ago. As Skeeter owner, I was a little biased but I looked at Ranger, Triton, Skeeter and would've selected any of them. I will say this- the dealer weighed heavily on my decision- parts, service, support just to name a few. I ended up purchasing a Skeeter I Class 20 footer w/ a Yamaha HPDI 250. For me, the boat fishes well, it's not too fancy with nooks and crannies that make many boats difficult to clean, it has a ton of storage space, easy to access the battery compartment, handles rough water well but the front end can get a little light, and a new twist for me was to keep the 2nd console, but not have it installed. I would recommend this to everyone getting a new boat. The deck space is amazing. If your partner complains, tell them to put a helmet on.
.....yeah, we dumped about 16.5 pounds at Washington, but I can't prove it either.
As the old saying goes, "First liar doesn't stand a chance."
Mike Bess said:I had about 12lbs at moses but I cant prove it. So technically, yes. Reality, no.
Jon Sessler said:Quit cooking the books.....
So what you are saying is that if you combine yours and Eric's weight at the Moses you still don't beat us.
You LOSER!
Mike Bess said:Actually Jon it must be beer thirty for you at 3:30. The only head to head competition between us was at Lk Wa 5/16/09- Results:
Delay/Bess #34 -11.36lbs
Sessler/Reimers #91 -0.0000000000000000000000000lbs
Did you say domination? By the way, Eric and I didn't fish Moses together and I will never dump my fish again.
Jon Sessler said:NW Bass AOY Standings
Sessler / Reimers #104
Delay / Bess # 136
Nixon's Open
Sessler / Reimers # 39
Delay / Bess # 48
Head to head competition......I believe we have absolutely DOMINATED you two!
Mike Bess said:OMG I needed a good laugh today. Thank you.
Jon Sessler said:You two "Jack-Offs" are going to have more grudge matches scheduled than days available. You've already tried to get your A** Kicked by the combo of Potter/Grimes. Now you want to tangle with the two headed beast known as Sessler / Reimers?
You need to quit drinking before lunch....
Mike Bess said:By Hobb's standards- marginal, by the Dream Team of Sessler/Reimers standards- we are pros.
Jon Sessler said:.....and I quote, "the boat fishes well".
How do the occupants fish?
Mike Bess said:While I have not tested a ton boats like many of you have over the years, I was in a position to purchase a new boat 1.5 years ago. As Skeeter owner, I was a little biased but I looked at Ranger, Triton, Skeeter and would've selected any of them. I will say this- the dealer weighed heavily on my decision- parts, service, support just to name a few. I ended up purchasing a Skeeter I Class 20 footer w/ a Yamaha HPDI 250. For me, the boat fishes well, it's not too fancy with nooks and crannies that make many boats difficult to clean, it has a ton of storage space, easy to access the battery compartment, handles rough water well but the front end can get a little light, and a new twist for me was to keep the 2nd console, but not have it installed. I would recommend this to everyone getting a new boat. The deck space is amazing. If your partner complains, tell them to put a helmet on.
I'm not familar with that saying. Is that a "Sesslerism"?
Jon Sessler said:.....yeah, we dumped about 16.5 pounds at Washington, but I can't prove it either.
As the old saying goes, "First liar doesn't stand a chance."
Mike Bess said:I had about 12lbs at moses but I cant prove it. So technically, yes. Reality, no.
Jon Sessler said:Quit cooking the books.....
So what you are saying is that if you combine yours and Eric's weight at the Moses you still don't beat us.
You LOSER!
Mike Bess said:Actually Jon it must be beer thirty for you at 3:30. The only head to head competition between us was at Lk Wa 5/16/09- Results:
Delay/Bess #34 -11.36lbs
Sessler/Reimers #91 -0.0000000000000000000000000lbs
Did you say domination? By the way, Eric and I didn't fish Moses together and I will never dump my fish again.
Jon Sessler said:NW Bass AOY Standings
Sessler / Reimers #104
Delay / Bess # 136
Nixon's Open
Sessler / Reimers # 39
Delay / Bess # 48
Head to head competition......I believe we have absolutely DOMINATED you two!
Mike Bess said:OMG I needed a good laugh today. Thank you.
Jon Sessler said:You two "Jack-Offs" are going to have more grudge matches scheduled than days available. You've already tried to get your A** Kicked by the combo of Potter/Grimes. Now you want to tangle with the two headed beast known as Sessler / Reimers?
You need to quit drinking before lunch....
Mike Bess said:By Hobb's standards- marginal, by the Dream Team of Sessler/Reimers standards- we are pros.
Jon Sessler said:.....and I quote, "the boat fishes well".
How do the occupants fish?
Mike Bess said:While I have not tested a ton boats like many of you have over the years, I was in a position to purchase a new boat 1.5 years ago. As Skeeter owner, I was a little biased but I looked at Ranger, Triton, Skeeter and would've selected any of them. I will say this- the dealer weighed heavily on my decision- parts, service, support just to name a few. I ended up purchasing a Skeeter I Class 20 footer w/ a Yamaha HPDI 250. For me, the boat fishes well, it's not too fancy with nooks and crannies that make many boats difficult to clean, it has a ton of storage space, easy to access the battery compartment, handles rough water well but the front end can get a little light, and a new twist for me was to keep the 2nd console, but not have it installed. I would recommend this to everyone getting a new boat. The deck space is amazing. If your partner complains, tell them to put a helmet on.
Since we can't argue about who is better (for obvious reasons) you two have sadly resorted to arguing about who is worse.
Mike forgot to point out that I almost won the NW Bass on Potholes. I had a 4lb plus average and at 9:30AM I really felt like I was in the running. Unfortunately I didn't get any more bites except the big giant one that came out of the water trying to grab my jig that was snagged on a willow right on the surface. That thing was probably 10-12 lbs.
Mike Bess said:I'm not familar with that saying. Is that a "Sesslerism"?
Jon Sessler said:.....yeah, we dumped about 16.5 pounds at Washington, but I can't prove it either.
As the old saying goes, "First liar doesn't stand a chance."
Mike Bess said:I had about 12lbs at moses but I cant prove it. So technically, yes. Reality, no.
Jon Sessler said:Quit cooking the books.....
So what you are saying is that if you combine yours and Eric's weight at the Moses you still don't beat us.
You LOSER!
Mike Bess said:Actually Jon it must be beer thirty for you at 3:30. The only head to head competition between us was at Lk Wa 5/16/09- Results:
Delay/Bess #34 -11.36lbs
Sessler/Reimers #91 -0.0000000000000000000000000lbs
Did you say domination? By the way, Eric and I didn't fish Moses together and I will never dump my fish again.
Jon Sessler said:NW Bass AOY Standings
Sessler / Reimers #104
Delay / Bess # 136
Nixon's Open
Sessler / Reimers # 39
Delay / Bess # 48
Head to head competition......I believe we have absolutely DOMINATED you two!
Mike Bess said:OMG I needed a good laugh today. Thank you.
Jon Sessler said:You two "Jack-Offs" are going to have more grudge matches scheduled than days available. You've already tried to get your A** Kicked by the combo of Potter/Grimes. Now you want to tangle with the two headed beast known as Sessler / Reimers?
You need to quit drinking before lunch....
Mike Bess said:By Hobb's standards- marginal, by the Dream Team of Sessler/Reimers standards- we are pros.
Jon Sessler said:.....and I quote, "the boat fishes well".
How do the occupants fish?
Mike Bess said:While I have not tested a ton boats like many of you have over the years, I was in a position to purchase a new boat 1.5 years ago. As Skeeter owner, I was a little biased but I looked at Ranger, Triton, Skeeter and would've selected any of them. I will say this- the dealer weighed heavily on my decision- parts, service, support just to name a few. I ended up purchasing a Skeeter I Class 20 footer w/ a Yamaha HPDI 250. For me, the boat fishes well, it's not too fancy with nooks and crannies that make many boats difficult to clean, it has a ton of storage space, easy to access the battery compartment, handles rough water well but the front end can get a little light, and a new twist for me was to keep the 2nd console, but not have it installed. I would recommend this to everyone getting a new boat. The deck space is amazing. If your partner complains, tell them to put a helmet on.
To the Guys who have bought from NIXONS...did you just drive down and buy or was it talking,emailing.I know its said and "I HAVE HEARD"customer service there..but hpw do you know when your boat was there...Seems like a long drive to show up and be like nope this isnt it.No way am i saying Nixons is not worth it but what im saying is "HOW DID YOU KNOW IT WAS THE BOAT FOR YOU"before the trip...Ill drag anyone of you over with me when i think that i got it and gonna buy if ya dont mind the crazy ride..Eric i may be to whiney for you but its ok i understand.TRU-NOTE though i have went to places here and was like nope and it only being a close drive.I know someone will have the info or opinion also on this.Thanks for the guys who put up alot of valuable info it DOES really help the not so informed buyer.
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