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<blockquote data-quote="Petras" data-source="post: 178062" data-attributes="member: 216"><a href="http://www.stratosboats.com/model.cfm?name=326XF" target="_blank">http://www.stratosboats.com/model.cfm?name=326XF</a>Don't overlook stratos.&nbsp; For 51k you can get the 326 with a 250 on it...&nbsp; If u don't want a 20.5' boat and want to save a bit, you can get the 385xf with an f200xb Yamaha 4 stroke for about 42k.&nbsp; this is with just a basic shitty graph but at least it'd leave u a little room in the budget for electronics.&nbsp; I have a 2014 385 xf that I bought brand new as a 2 year&nbsp; hold over.&nbsp; I only paid $33,500 for mine.&nbsp; Would I rather have a 20'+ yes. But for the time being that 385xf fit the budget and it does pretty dang well on sak even in 20+ mph winds.One thing I will say is this, if you get an 18'+ glass boat and plan to fish in the wind at all, get a 101# or higher trolling motor.&nbsp; Running an 80# troller at 7+ drains batteries fast...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Petras, post: 178062, member: 216"] [URL]http://www.stratosboats.com/model.cfm?name=326XF[/URL] Don't overlook stratos. For 51k you can get the 326 with a 250 on it... If u don't want a 20.5' boat and want to save a bit, you can get the 385xf with an f200xb Yamaha 4 stroke for about 42k. this is with just a basic shitty graph but at least it'd leave u a little room in the budget for electronics. I have a 2014 385 xf that I bought brand new as a 2 year hold over. I only paid $33,500 for mine. Would I rather have a 20'+ yes. But for the time being that 385xf fit the budget and it does pretty dang well on sak even in 20+ mph winds. One thing I will say is this, if you get an 18'+ glass boat and plan to fish in the wind at all, get a 101# or higher trolling motor. Running an 80# troller at 7+ drains batteries fast... [/QUOTE]

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