Hello
I am new to the forum and wanted to ask if there is anything I need to be aware of before I list my boat for sale.
Is there a fee for listing or anything I should be aware of.
Thanks so much for your input.
Much appreciated.
The classifieds here are free. Helps to post the price and your location in your add.
Welcome to IDO. 
-J.
Jon Jordan
Thank you very much.
Photo’s, photo’s & more photo’s. Currant pictures don’t lie. 
Thanks Dutchboy
I am planning to do as many as allowed. It’s a lot of boat and certainly has a lot of great things going for it. Hoping to get the add written and posted soon. Wish I could afford to keep it and buy a new pontoon as well, but my budget says NO!! LOL
Thanks for your reply.
This is a “Skeeter” site. We have seen every model that Skeeter has produced. You just need good pictures and a good overview of the accessories (age) being most important. Price it fairly and it will sell.
Best of luck and welcome to IDO.
Dutchboy,
I read some post yesterday and I noticed there were alot of Skeeter fans. Rightfully so. I have been impressed with most everything about the Skeeter. I’ve owned several boats over the years, and I can honestly say this one has been my favorite. The first time I sat behind the wheel and opened up the Mercury 150hp….WOW, that was fun!! LOL I am not a “go fast” kinda gal, but man I was impressed how easy this one planed out and handled. The switch to a pontoon is going to be a little difficult for me, but it’s the only practical way I can take Mom fishing (alzheimers)….so I will adjust eventually. Thanks for your feedback. Have a blessed day.
JWilliams
Get a tri-toon. Smooth as silk.
It’s like riding around on your livingroom couch.
I’ve heard the tri-toon is amazing. I’m looking at the Tracker fishing barge as a serious contender as it has most everything I need for taking the family out and being comfortable. I like to fish late evening/overnight/early am for catfish, so need that lounge for Mom to nap on. Hoping to find the right one with the right $$ and be ready for spring fishing.
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