Many moons ago Bass Cat made a metal boat.

I have a Gator Trax, its a flat bottom mud boat with a surface drive, 2008 year model, I have put that boat through hell during duck season in some very stump filled lakes and it has held up very well. They are built like a tank and built very well.

I am sure the bass boats would be the same. I don't like fishing from mine though.

I fish out of a glass boat.

Gator Trax builds a good product.

Two big ones missing from your to be reviewed lineup, I really would like to see a War Eagle 961 Tomahawk reviewed and an Excel EX200

Keith Poche is running one this year in MLF

Forgive me for not watching the entire video. 2 questions- did Ken say what he will use the new boat for, and also the different methods he will use to rate each boat?

Add the Avid 20XB

Lund 2075 - I was considering one fo my next boat...and still may. https://www.lundboats.com/families/pro-v-bass.html

Added to the list, thanks!

It will ride better in rough water than any glass bass boat, just a little slower and not as dry.

Great review, I really enjoy your reviews.
I personally run a 2018 G3 Sportsman 19 that is dressed out pretty well with a yamaha 150, dual poles and 10" birds with 24v ultrex so I am very in tune with how this set up runs, great review. The G3 has pros and cons, I will say Bear trailers leave a lot to be desired.
I also would encourage a review of the Avid boats, I have only seen two but they look really really nice.

Interesting, so on a 19 foot boat you have a, well basically a 500 lb motor and another 50 lbs in power poles and brackets, does the boat fish, or set in the water in a nose up position?

It does not sit nose up that I am aware of, you have alot more experience than I do as what exactly is the definition of that term. I stand about 230lbs so that may help from a fishing standpoint, but over all no sir.

I know a guy with a brand new Crestliner you could review

Good review.