Triton 1550 Crappie

MudCat · Apr 2, 2009

I am looking to get on the water with a small fish boat, mostly pond and creek fishing.

During my search the Triton 1550 Crappie has caught my eye. Anyone own or familiar with this model? I am mainly concerned with the stability of the boat. I don't want anything that would be too tippy. Any info at all would be appreciated!

Bubba · Apr 2, 2009

I don't know about that boat specifically, but I would guess that would be a pretty stable boat. My brother just bought a new Triton V17, and I was really impressed with its stability. Granted that v17 is alot wider than that 1550, but a 50 inch bottom still isn't a narrow boat. If you are really interested in one, see if the dealer would let you do an on-water test of the boat.

Jim · Apr 2, 2009

:WELCOME:

Looks like it a stable boat to me. I agree with bubba, see if you can get a test run.

Quackrstackr · Apr 2, 2009

I haven't fished in that specific boat but have fished from others that are that size. Stability should not be an issue.

MudCat · Apr 2, 2009

Thanks for the welcome and the replies!

I agree it looks stable. The nearest dealer is a few hours away, so I might ride over on Saturday and take a look. The boat seems to be a pretty good no frills model. Boat, trailer and motor (Merc 15 4 stroke) just a bit over $7000.00

redbug · Apr 2, 2009

it looks like a nice boat and should be stable

Wayne

GrumMan · Apr 3, 2009

Triton makes great boat's. I like that one. Usually crappie specific boat's are narrow for some reason. If that's a 50 wide, should be very stable.

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