Captain Carl Bish

There are 2 pressed in pins that hold the ratchet handle in. Due to quality control and design flaws these pins work there way partially out and when the next fish hits the dipsy on the holder and you grab the rod the thin aluminum that holds the pin rips and the holder becomes a $100 paperweight. This happened with one already and would have happened to a second one today.....

I have exactly two weeks from today to sell and turn this business over to a new operator, otherwise I'll forfeit my other opportunity for the summer and will have to spend my time fishing. Over $25k in business on the books already this year, the majority of which will be realized post sale....or when you run the trips that are currently booked with deposit you will get the $15k in income. AND I am adding trips to the schedule every day! I'll take $35,000 or a reasonable offer.

Last offering of this boat as equipped. Now selling as package deal with business.

No...never in salt water....the Coho was built for the Great Lakes.

Uncle Paul, In times past we used to match colors to water clarity, sun angle ect. In today's lake and with cutting edge finishes you can get away with just a few color combos....here they are: lure names are unique to Moonshine lures....color combos are not! Black/silver with green glow --- geezer, raptor, Crabface Green glow & silver --- green shorts, bad toad Green glow/blue & silver --- ratchet jaw Black & green glow --- Carbon 14 If you want to run flashers use flys in the same colors above behind a white/glow or green/glow flasher. You can catch 90% of your fish on these combos for the additional 10% you may need those other 300 combos.....or not!

That my friend is the truth!! Especially if you can find a good one in several locations!

Spare 454 engine parts also for sale...any not sold will go with boat

Willing to sell without equipment at reduced price