BoatTEST Aluminum Fishing Boat Sweepstakes



 


Fastest 150-hp Fishing Boat

Tracker Tundra

Tracker


Tundra 18 SC



150-hp Mercury


52.5 MPH 

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Fastest 150-hp


“Best Cruise”

Smoker Craft 182 Pro Mag

Smoker Craft


182 Pro Mag
 

150-hp Mercury


34.9 MPH

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“Best Cruise”

MPG—150-hp

Smoker Craft 192 Millentia

Smoker Craft


192 Millentia



150-hp Honda


7.45 MPG

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Fastest 115-hp Fishing Boat 

Sylvan 1700 Adventurer

Sylvan 1700


Adventurer



115-Honda


43.9 MPH

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Fastest 115-hp “Best Cruise”

Crestliner Sportfish 1750

Crestliner 

Sportfish 1750



115-hp Yamaha


29.9 MPH

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“Best Cruise” MPG—115-hp


Crestliner Canadian 1850

Crestliner


Canadian 1850



115-hp Mercury


6.73 MPG
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Fastest 90-hp Fishing Boat



Crestliner CX 19

Crestliner


CX 19



90-hp Mercury


44.1 MPH
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Fastest 90-hp


“Best Cruise”
 


Crestliner Fish Hawk 1750

Crestliner


Fish Hawk 1750



90-hp Mercury


29.7 MPH

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“Best Cruise” MPG—90-hp


Duracraft 1754 Bass

Duracraft


1754 Bass



90-hp Mercury


8.44 MPG 
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Fastest 50-hp Fishing Boat


Crestliner CX 17

Crestliner


CX 17



50-hp Mercury


33.7 MPH

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Fastest 50-hp


“Best Cruise”


Smoker Craft 151 Resorter

Smoker Craft


151 Resorte
r


50-hp Mercury


22.8 MPH

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 “Best Cruise” MPG—50-hp


American Angler 1660

American Angler


1660



50-hp Honda


10.15 MPG

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Fastest Overall Fishing Boat

Crestliner TS 202 SC

Crestliner


TS 202 SC



250-hp Verado


57.0 MPH

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Fastest Time


To Plane

Smoker Craft 182 Pro Mag

Smoker Craft


182 Pro Mag
 

150-hp Mercury


2.3 Seconds

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Fastest


0 to 30 mph

Crestliner Tournament Series 192 SC

Crestliner Tournament Series 192 SC


200-hp Mercury


4.3 Seconds

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This week we are looking at aluminum fishing
boats. Over the last several years we have tested 65 aluminum fishing boats from
nine major manufacturers, both bass and multi-specie units. Some of these boats
are no longer in production under the designation that we tested them several years
ago, but we assure you that most live on with a new name in a slightly altered color
scheme and name. If there are faster or more fuel efficient boats out there, we
haven’t tested them. Of course performance isn’t the only criteria you should use
when buying a new boat – warranty, features, construction, durability, re-sale value
and customer service are all more important reasons. To find out the specific engine
models involved, click on the tests. Two weeks ago we took a look at fiberglass
bass boats in much the same way. Aluminum or fiberglass, these days the consumer
has a lot to choose from. To help you sort it out hundreds of options, use BoatTest.com’s
database of over 100 freshwater fishing boats from most major brands.


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