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<blockquote data-quote="MarbleEyez" data-source="post: 225671" data-attributes="member: 1292">Depends on what kind of ride you are wanting. Pro's and Con's to each. Nitros: Great Wave Pounders. They have a deeper hull, so they aren't a speedster. They sit higher in the water, which on a windy day means they don't track the best. You'll need a 72&quot; shaft for a trolling motor, and in a good chop the motor will be in and out of the water. Yar Craft: Very Impressive in the waves, narrower stance. Very nice ride.They have good bow pitch, which gives you good speed, but also creates problems in chop. You'll have a hell of a time keeping a 72&quot; shaft trolling motor in the water if you have a bigger motor and/or jack plate. Warrior: Very Impressive in the waves. Very deep hull, like riding in a bathtub. They are a work horse, but probably one of the slower boats due to the hull design. Fit and finish is average.Ranger: Great Wave Pounders. Shallower hull design, they sit a lot closer to the water, which makes the boat track extremely well in any conditions. 60&quot; shaft will have no problems keeping in the water. One of the faster boats on the water due to hull design. The ride is impressive. Best/Nicest fit and finish of any boats on the market. But that also comes with a premium price tag. They hold their value the best of any boat on the market when it comes to re-sale value.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MarbleEyez, post: 225671, member: 1292"] Depends on what kind of ride you are wanting. Pro's and Con's to each. Nitros: Great Wave Pounders. They have a deeper hull, so they aren't a speedster. They sit higher in the water, which on a windy day means they don't track the best. You'll need a 72" shaft for a trolling motor, and in a good chop the motor will be in and out of the water. Yar Craft: Very Impressive in the waves, narrower stance. Very nice ride.They have good bow pitch, which gives you good speed, but also creates problems in chop. You'll have a hell of a time keeping a 72" shaft trolling motor in the water if you have a bigger motor and/or jack plate. Warrior: Very Impressive in the waves. Very deep hull, like riding in a bathtub. They are a work horse, but probably one of the slower boats due to the hull design. Fit and finish is average. Ranger: Great Wave Pounders. Shallower hull design, they sit a lot closer to the water, which makes the boat track extremely well in any conditions. 60" shaft will have no problems keeping in the water. One of the faster boats on the water due to hull design. The ride is impressive. Best/Nicest fit and finish of any boats on the market. But that also comes with a premium price tag. They hold their value the best of any boat on the market when it comes to re-sale value. [/QUOTE]

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