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Where to buy Ranger VS1882SC Reata:
Ranger Boats
A bass boat dedicated both to family activities and fishing, the 19-foot Ranger VS1882SC Reata might seem like a compromise between angling for fish and spending quality time with the wife and kids.
For less than $50k, a very able vessel with bells, whistles and a trailer comes water-ready.
As a VS model, this one is the most versatile of Ranger’s boats, but that also limits it to bigger water. On the other hand, it’ll cope with waves and weather more stably than most small water bass boats.
Things we like:
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Built for family days on the water without sacrificing fishing features -
Pre-rigged with Minn Kota trolling motor and batteries
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Wood-free, foam-filled hull design for more buoyancy even when swamped
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Moveable seats allow you to arrange the boat to suit the day's mission
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Lots of storage and cup holders
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Fully loaded with boat, motor, and trailer for under $50,000
Things we don't like:
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Forward casting deck limits use as a family boat
Where to buy Ranger VS1882SC Reata:
Ranger Boats
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Things we like:
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Built for family days on the water without sacrificing fishing features
-
Pre-rigged with Minn Kota trolling motor and batteries
-
Wood-free, foam-filled hull design for more buoyancy even when swamped
-
Moveable seats allow you to arrange the boat to suit the day's mission
-
Lots of storage and cup holders
-
Fully loaded with boat, motor, and trailer for under $50,000
Things we don't like:
-
Forward casting deck limits use as a family boat
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