Fat Sucker

Now asking 20,900.00.

Now asking $21,500.00.

Price lowered to $21,900.00.

Thanks Fish24/7! It really is a sweet rig. Lowering price to $22,500.00.

Price reduced to $23,500.00. Please make reasonable offer.

Up for sale is an extremely clean, loaded, 2002 BassCat Jaguar Silhouette edition Dual Console with a 2002 Yamaha 225 EFI motor, and matching tandem axle BassCat trailer. This was BassCat’s show boat at the BassMaster Classic. The Yamaha motor is arguably one of the best that Yamaha has produced, which fires right up and runs very strong. The motor only has 107 hours of run time. Top speed is around 73 depending on load. The boat has been very well maintained, and is in excellent condition overall. You would be very hard pressed to find a nicer one. Seats are in excellent condition with no rips or tears, and the carpet is in great shape. The trailer is in great shape, and the tires are in excellent condition with little wear. This rig is tournament ready if that is your desire. Everything works – no disappointments here. The boat comes loaded with the following equipment: · Three new batteries January 2019 · Motorguide Tour 82lb thrust foot controlled troll motor with recessed tray · Lowrance HDS 10 at console with GPS and sonar · HumminBird Flasher at console · Lowrance HDS 7 on bow with GPS and sonar · MotorGuide Max Pro Three bank 15 AMP on board battery charger · Custom cover · 7’6” foot rod lockers · 2 Large aerated livewells · Hotfoot and blinker trim · Built in cooler · Slidemaster jack plate · 25 pitch stainless prop · Hydraulic steering · Keel Guard · Great looking custom trailer wheels with newer trailer tires including full spare · Swing away tongue and surge brakes on trailer · Boat buckle transom tie downs The boat is located in Stockton, MO. Please call or text Rob for more details at (3 One 4) 2 Two 3 – One 8 5 Eight. Asking $23,900.00. I have all 3 clean titles in hand. No lowball offers or trades. Serious inquiries only please and do not need help selling. I have many more pics I can send upon request. Thanks

Thanks Bob - really appreciate the info. Where do you get minnows from down there? I assume there are some good bait shops around.

Hello, I'm heading down the last weekend in March and would like to try some Walleye fishing. I've been to Stockton before but have not targeted Walleye specifically. I have heard that jigs or grubs tipped with minnows work well. Can you let me know what size jighead you typically use down there? Also what brands and color jigs and grubs typically work best? Any info would be greatly appreciated. I read this forum a lot and find it very informative. Thanks!

Thanks Bill B. and the others who replied. I really appreciate it. I will definitely go check it out soon as long as the conditions permit and report back.

Anyone ever fish for hybrids on Thomas Hill in the winter near the warm water discharge and have any luck? I've heard this is a great place to catch some nice sized hybrids. Any info on flies, lures, and/or places to fish would be greatly appreciated. I have a boat so was thinking of heading up there to give it a shot.

Went to 23 this afternoon. Ice is about 2 inches thick so it's way to thin to walk on. Had to use an anchor to bust through - not much fun. Fished with my son and Dad for about 3 hours - not one bite. Saw a few other guys catch one each but it was really slow for sure.

Anyone been to Busch today or recently? Is the ice thick enough on 22, 23, or 24 to do some ice fishing from? Any info appreciated - want to head out there this weekend.

Yeah I think 23 gets the most pressure out of the trout catch and keep lakes til the big lakes open up in Feb. I've never used waxies before but have heard they can be killer. I was hoping to use my ice auger some more but the weather just didn't cooperate. We may get another cold spell soon. Good luck in MN! If you have time when you get back please post on how you do.

Anyone been over to Busch this week? I assume the lakes are still frozen, but how thick is the ice? Was going to head over there tomorrow.