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Re: sears trihull gamefisher

Posted by B Haynes on July 7, 2002 at 15:07:45:
I also have a sears tri hull game fisher. 14&1\2 footer fiberglass. Mine is an 84 model. I have fitted it with pedastal seat and two small buckets on for the operator and on on top of the live well. It has a 15 hp. sears motor. It performs pretty good for a poormans bass buggy. Not too hot for rough water though. looking at outting a 25 hp on it. does good with 2 people.