@@geraldringham8432 November can be tricky. If it’s hot, they are going to eat a top water but if there is a cold front you could catch them on soft plastic worms, a rattle trap, and chatterbait. I’ve caught them on jigs and speed worms too that’s why November is hard. I would say watch the weather and rig a few different things. Try to find the grass because they will be around it. Watch for stumps too!

@@southernboundaries thank you

@@mtayloroutdoors still have it! Still doesn’t drain as good but still preforms like it did 2 years ago. Got a few more scratches but that’s normal wear and tear.

@@southernboundariesthank you. I’m looking at your exact setup but it has a single axle and has sea deck. Not sure if you think that’s an issue?(single axle) I’m coming from a Ranger 178 alum with a Yamaha 70hp. I tore the carpet out and put sea deck in it. Been a fantastic boat but looking for a better ride in rough water and more speed. I could also go with a used glass boat but really love the sea deck that comes on the Xpress now that I’ve had it myself. And I don’t need the speed of a 250hp for my style.

@@mtayloroutdoors I wish I would have gotten sea deck on mine. The dual axle has its advantages over the single. The boat is light enough that a dual or single won’t matter too much. The dual is just better for backing up in my opinion. Sea deck may add some weight too just remember that. In an aluminum boat it doesn’t take much for gain or lose a few mph

@@Jelly1fish69 not a clue. I really don’t fish there enough to remember