I think Boatman1 has a Wellcraft CC for sale here on the TFF. I own the twin to his boat and couldn't be happier.

He already sold it...

Outech,
Just my two cents, I bought a V-Bay 180 Blue Wave last Jan and for the mostpart have been happy with it. The main thing I don't care for is I think it being a deep V, when your sitting in the water and have people moving around on the boat it moves alot. I haven't took a dive yet but I know its coming. If your not ready for someone to move in the boat you could go for a swim. Other than that get something with lots of storage compartments. I don't think you can have too much. Its my first boat so I don't know that much about whats out there. It has about a 12" draft. If your gonna fish stumpy areas get alum.

Check out Shipp's Marine in Gladewater (Tyler/Longview area) Now selling Blue Wave and thier cust service is outstanding. These guys will go way out of thier way to make sure thier customers are happy. www.shippsmarine.com

I've got a 2005 19' tunnel Kenner.

First off. Its a great boat and I've had no problems. Lots of storage and with a 150Hp will go 50 mph.

Items to consider:
- My engine is a 2 cycle carb and long runs to find shad can get expensive. If trolling is your thing, 4 cycle engines are much better because they don't have carbon buildup.
- If you don't plan on fishing in the bays, skip the tunnel hull.
- Bass fishing in the stumps without scraping up your hull is impossible with a center console. The boat catches too much wind.

I have had cc for twenty Years.I wore my first hull out ,it was aflat bottom bay boat ,not good for an everyday allweather fiserman.It was a pounding wet ride ,busted two hulls.Definetly look for the most v that you can get.Smooter ride and takes bigger waves.I have had mine out in 5ft. galveston channel and made it to the jetties.I have a red fin 19. the old game warden special.I have had it for over 10 yrs.(not the bay boat style)

Doug
Dougs guide service

check out the pioneer line of boats. The boat is a smooth ride and can handle anything around texas. I take mine to the great lakes and salmon fish. The hull is a life time warranty. No wood and all stainless steel fittings. Plus the cockpit is self bailing if you take a large one over the bow. Its a true modified V hull.