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<blockquote data-quote="SDMF" data-source="post: 321147" data-attributes="member: 412">How many folks do you want on the boat?&nbsp; Are you content leaving the boat on the trailer when the wind blows?Dad's neighbor had a 16' Lund w/50HP Merc tiller.&nbsp; I can remember riding bitch in a standard-cab pickup from Bismarck S to Cattail Bay, seeing the waves and turning right around and driving home.I can tell you that I fish a lot of days in my '12 186 Yar-Craft that I'd have left my previous '06 1850 Fish-Hawk on the trailer.&nbsp; Exact same length, Yar is ~3.5&quot; wider.&nbsp; Both have a full windshield.&nbsp; 150 Suzi vs. 200 Yamaha.&nbsp; The Yar-Craft is also much more predicable around the dock giving momma more confidence to do the pickup @ the courtesy dock while I park the truck, and load the boat onto the trailer once I've backed it down.Momma and the kids much prefer the smoother drier ride.&nbsp; Does more $$ = more memories?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SDMF, post: 321147, member: 412"] How many folks do you want on the boat? Are you content leaving the boat on the trailer when the wind blows? Dad's neighbor had a 16' Lund w/50HP Merc tiller. I can remember riding bitch in a standard-cab pickup from Bismarck S to Cattail Bay, seeing the waves and turning right around and driving home. I can tell you that I fish a lot of days in my '12 186 Yar-Craft that I'd have left my previous '06 1850 Fish-Hawk on the trailer. Exact same length, Yar is ~3.5" wider. Both have a full windshield. 150 Suzi vs. 200 Yamaha. The Yar-Craft is also much more predicable around the dock giving momma more confidence to do the pickup @ the courtesy dock while I park the truck, and load the boat onto the trailer once I've backed it down. Momma and the kids much prefer the smoother drier ride. Does more $$ = more memories? [/QUOTE]

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