Got a buddy want an 18x60 to do a little hunting but mostly fishing. jackplate or maybe tunnel hull???

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Rough on a kid... lol

Sorry to bother you guys. Just trying to help a friend. I will get off here so you can correct the next guy. Thanks

They do that so you will get the point of making sure to post in the right forum ( TOUGH CROWD). To answer your question, almost any boat will be ok to run an outboard on. Mainly depends on the type of water you run.

How about the Largest freshwater lake in the united states. Lake O. Got to run vegetation on the inside. Thats about it.