The Yankee Troller and the Crazy Yankee

[Yankee Troller]

Here are my two pride and joys! I show no favorites and they both get equal time from me. Even if the Crazy Yankee does do 70MPH:eek: . I have taught them both how to catch fish too!:D In the fog picture I spent 2 days in the rain and fog doing circles in Oswego harbor with 50 othe people, but I couldnt see them for the most part.

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[GLF]

Nice looking rigs. Being an ex tournament bass fisherman I can relate to the 70mph on the water. Less time spent going from point A to point B equals more time with your line in the water.

[Priority1]

VN Boats. Luv that Fly Bridge.

[Storm Warning II]

What is the Yankee Troller, I really like that boat!!!

[Yankee Troller]

It is a Bayliner 2556. They made them from the mid 80's to the mid 90's. Mine may be for sale very soon. They hold thier value greatly over the years and are real popular on the west coast.

There is no motor hump, a 9'6" beam, its on a trailer, and has a head, stove, sink, shorepower, sleeps 4 very easy, and a nice dinette table inside. Dual commands too.