FS 15’ Smokercraft w/Honda 15 SOLD!

Clean Willy · Mar 9, 2024

Owned for 8 years with very little use. Estimate less than 20 hours on motor.

2008 14 Foot Alaskan Smokercraft
2009 Honda 15 Four Stroke
2009 King Saltwater Trailer
Minnkota 38lb Thrust Trolling Motor
5 Gallon Tank
12v Battery
Scotty Downriggers
Garmin Echo 200
Blade Anchor
Ladder
Four Crab Pots with line & bouys
Everything you need for Kokanee - Rods/reels/gear/net

$4600 to PNWFF Members or will go on CL for $5200

Nick Clayton · Mar 9, 2024

Nice little setup that would provide a lot of versatility. Someone should definitely take this off your hands.

Evan B · Mar 9, 2024

That's a nice little setup!

Wanative · Mar 9, 2024

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Owned for 8 years with very little use. Estimate less than 20 hours on motor.

2008 14 Foot Alaskan Smokercraft
2009 Honda 15 Four Stroke
2009 King Saltwater Trailer
Minnkota 38lb Thrust Trolling Motor
5 Gallon Tank
12v Battery
Scotty Downriggers
Garmin Echo 200
Blade Anchor
Ladder
Four Crab Pots with line & bouys
Everything you need for Kokanee - Rods/reels/gear/net

$4600 to PNWFF Members or will go on CL for $5200

This is a great deal. I wish I was boat shopping.

adamcu280 · Mar 9, 2024

If I hadn't just dropped $3100 on vehicle maintenance I'd be all over this!

Evan B · Mar 9, 2024

i'd be shocked if this didn't sell by the end of the weekend.

SurfnFish · Mar 9, 2024

those Smokers have caught more salmon and crab in Oregon than all the other makes combined together. Hopefully you're getting another boat...

Dloy · Mar 9, 2024

Ditto the above. I’m not your player today, but 30ish years back I theorized needing just such a boat, accompanying the desire to really (& I mean SERIOUSLY) come to know Lake Washington (it’s where I live OK) and it’s seasons and fishery. I’m sure even today there’s only a handful of guys who have really and truly scienced it out and know WTF they’re doing. Sure, some of it in winter is really deep, beyond realistic FF lines, but…. Anyway, this is a great buy for some guy. I love boats like this. Great memories with Dad in similar.
G’luck!

Clean Willy · Mar 10, 2024

Title edited to correct LOA. This is actually a 15’ boat and not 14’.

AND these are the sort of women and fish that will be attracted to YOU if you buy it!

troutstalker · Mar 10, 2024

Clean Willy said:
Title edited to correct LOA. This is actually a 15’ boat and not 14’.

AND these are the sort of women and fish that will be attracted to YOU if you buy it!

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Nice Kokanee!

headduck · Mar 12, 2024

Hey Willy. Where ya at? I've been trying to work my wife but not sure where you are located. Thx

Billy · Mar 12, 2024

Somebody buy this damn boat please...

Dustin Chromers · Mar 12, 2024

Now I'm thinking about buying it for musky. This would be not prudent as I have no place to store it undercover just yet. I'm going to build cover. I should do that first. Nice setup though.

Clean Willy · Mar 12, 2024

headduck said:
Hey Willy. Where ya at? I've been trying to work my wife but not sure where you are located. Thx

I'm in Normandy Park

Clean Willy · Mar 12, 2024

Dustin Chromers said:
Now I'm thinking about buying it for musky. This would be not prudent as I have no place to store it undercover just yet. I'm going to build cover. I should do that first. Nice setup though.

It does come with a cover and a homebuilt frame that keeps water from pooling on it....

headduck · Mar 12, 2024

Thanks Willy.

Rollers on the trailer?

Thinking bays and unimproved launches for close in exploration with growing family. (Wife and 1 yr old son).

Good fit?

Clean Willy · Mar 12, 2024

headduck said:
Thanks Willy.

Rollers on the trailer?

Thinking bays and unimproved launches for close in exploration with growing family. (Wife and 1 yr old son).

Good fit?

No rollers, carpeted skids. Yeah I would think that's a good fit. I've had four smallish people in it and it was snug but doable.

Richard E · Mar 12, 2024

Clean Willy said:
No rollers, carpeted skids. Yeah I would think that's a good fit. I've had four smallish people in it and it was snug but doable.

I'd MUCH rather have the carpeted bunks (which I have on the trailer I use for my similar boat).

headduck · Mar 13, 2024

I guess, as it so light, the bunks are easier to use than on a larger vessel?

Greg Armstrong · Mar 13, 2024

I’ve used this stuff on a trailer I had with bunks, with a much heavier boat. No problem at all. If anything, it works great and it’s almost too slick. It makes loading and launching really easy.

This boat/combo is a good one and will make someone pretty happy.