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Polycraft 4.1
Hi guys. Been out of the bream scene for a while but getting getting back into it.
What's are people's thoughts/experiences with the 4.1 Polycraft. Looking at an open boat with a 50hp yammy 2 stroke with hydro trim. Me and my fishing buddy are both over 6 foot and over 100kgs. Just wondering how the stability and ride will be with 2 big boys. Any things I should look for with a second handy? Cheers in advance. |
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Hey mate I don't own one but have fished out of one heaps ,
PROS Well priced Soft ride Tough , can bump into jetties etc with little consequence Stable fishing platform Good for skinny water No corrosion CONS Limited storage Are a bit of a wet boat if choppy Hop this helps cheers Steve |
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Thanks mate. Tossing up between the Poly or a 420 renegade....
Doing my head in haha |
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4.1
Hey mate...I have a 4.1 poly and it's gold...do a full casting deck at the front, 2 batteries underneath and the rest for storage. Then do an extension of the casting deck to fit a livewell in the centre and more storage on the sides. run a wide shelf down the non drivers side for rods and you're all good. they're a great solid boat at a good price...fitouts are cheap and easy.
cheers
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Thanks mate. I've always liked then. Not popular in Adrlaide at all so they can get a bit pricey
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Loved mine sort of regret selling it
As others have said ride great and very little maintenance. def needs 50 hp though as they are heavy for a 4.1. downside is very few factory options available ie live wells, rod lockers etc. renegade would be a bit more of a crossover boat I imagine. if just for bream then you wouldn't be disappointed. |
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