Lots of different choices but without being able to see them in person I�m sorta of at a loss.
Price is always a consideration but I will spend more on a qualit craft. I want it to last.
90% of the time I�ll be alone but there are times I will need the extra seat and length.
And speaking of seats my old body can stand all the comfort it can get.

Any suggestions will be welcome
Thanks

Ive had a Bass Raider 10e for like 7 years now, and its still going strong. Comfortable, stable, and customizable. Ive added a more comfortable seat, a custom seat bracket to add height, and a casting deck with a bow mounted trolling motor the front of mine. Its light enough that I can launch it, and load it up alone, and its big enough for 2 anglers to fish comfortably. Fits in the bed of my pick up, but I use a modified John boat trailer for mine. Great boat for the money.

I have a 10' Nu canoe tha I have used on rivers and at wheeler banch. can fish 2 but I have modified it for 1. also have the seats for 2 and trolling motor mount and anchor. it is here in Granbury and yours for 425.00. �.682 936 2511 if interested.

Personally, I would go with the 90% and make sure that you are comfortable.

I fished out of an old bass raider many years ago and it was very comfortable with one person, but two people got a little sketchy at times. I now fish out of a Hobie Pro Angler 14 with Boonedox Landing Gear and it's the most comfortable and versatile one man boat in my opinion.

Both can be hauled in a pickup or small trailer. I haul mine in a pickup because I don't want to store and license a trailer.

When I bought my PA, I planned to rig a trolling motor. However, after using the pedals I had no desire to put a trolling motor on it. As an added bonus, the PA does not need to be registered if it remains under human power.

With one person in mind, both are solid choices in my opinion.

You might want to consider a mini pontoon. They come in every size from 1 person to more than 6 people . Much more stable and have a lot more room. We bought a Hotwoods Aluma Sport 615 and have much more room than our bass boat had. Check out Hotwoods.com. We were able to buy ours at the Emory, Texas location near Lake Fork. Great boats!

I'm with PoNey I love my Bass Rader 10E.

I have a 10foot Pond Prowler and it fishes two large people such as my self and wife and is super stable

It is for sale if interested. lake ready with TM and battery for 600.00

I have a pelican 10 footer with a trolling motor, battery, fishfinder, trailer, and 3.5hp motor for sale. Can be sold all together or part it out.

Look at the Bass hunter it is a solid one piece boat …...

Pelican Bass Raider 10E is a Goodern!! Unfortunately for me,when I went to purchase one, the Academy in Mesquite had none left & only the none electric 8' er . So I went with the 8' & modified it into an 8E.

how much for the 3.5

Those are the best. Will last a lifetime. The other ones seems to last 3-4 years before they fall apart.

Heavy molded one piece construction, usually the most durable...

Heavy molded one piece construction, usually the most durable...