*  How many people do you plan to have on your new boat?
*  What lake(s) do you plan to boat at?
            This is very important for motor size selection:    
            Some lakes have horsepower restrictions.
*  Do you have a vehicle that can haul your new boat?
*  Will your storage area be adequate for the size of boat you want?
*  What do you plan to do with your new boat?
             Most boats are designed for specific reasons fishing, skiing,
             or just entertaining family and friends.
*  What type of hull material do prefer for your boat?
              Aluminum Hull - Lightweight, more forgiving on hard bottom
                                          surfaces
              Fiberglass Hull - More eye appealing and durable for saltwater
                                         applications. Better hull design for skiing
*  What type of hull style do you prefer?
              Modified V - Designed to draft better in shallower water
              Deep V -  Designed to perform well in rough water 
              Riveted -  Provides more flex in the hull
              Welded -  More rigid and eye appealing
*  Do you plan to swim off of you new boat?
*  Do have the need for a changing area or porta potty?
*  Do you need a setup to run at 2 different lakes?
              Some boats are designed to have 2 motors installed
              one for unlimited horsepower lakes and one to run 
              on lakes with horsepower restrictions.
*  What type of motor do you prefer?
              Outboard - Initial purchase price higher but more 
                                cost effective to maintain and repair 
               I/O -  Initail purchase price lower but less cost effective
                         to maintain and repair.  Better fuel efficiancy
*  Do you prefer a boat with a windshield or without?
               Some people like the windshield to protect against
               wind, rain, and other weather elements. 
               Some people would rather not have a windshield to give 
               more space on the boat.
             

Questions to ask yourself before you look for a new boat !

BOAT BUYING TIPS
Don't let the dock be a scary or intimidating place. Everyone at the dock is always in a hurry but remember when it's your turn slow down and take your time. You have as much right to the launch as anyone else. But be prepared ahead of time so that your not wasting time looking for lifejackets and other gear. You should have your boat unstrapped and all your gear loaded before you back down to the launch. Don't hold everyone up just because someone decides at the last minute they forgot Aunt Martha.
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