Cheap small fishing boats!?

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Joni Ziak: i would try going to craig's list.com

Devon Kalberer: im looking for a sailboat on cragislist.org and i have seen MANY cheap fishing boats on there

Irvin Guiles: There are plenty of boats for sale right now. Depending on the size of boat you are looking for and what you are calling cheap. A cheap boat can end up costing you more than a more expensive boat if it has problems that you are not aware of.Take a trip to the local tackle stores, there should be free boat magazines with listings of boats, if you are looking for a little bigger boat, take a walk aroun! d the local marinas. I bet you will see a number of 'For Sale'! signs. Just check the boat out, ask questions like:Why are you selling? How long have you owned the boat? How long has the boat been for sale?And always take it for a test drive, don't just listen to the motor run with a hose hooked up to it. You may want to take a trip to the local boat dealers too. They do take trade ins at times or sell for customers. You may want to take a friend that has a boat with you if this is your first boat.Enjoy your time on the water and be safe....Show more

Sammy Kar: We need more information in order to help you. I/E is it Salt or fresh water, what type of fishing , How rough does the bay get, will you always be in view of land, will you be out alone much,do you want to trailer it or will you dock it on the water, how far will you travel to get to your fishing spots, how much do you intend to spend ,Etc.