I'm looking for people with prodigy boats in south Louisiana or Mississippi. I really like these boats but haven't seen one in person not to mention ride in one

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I love the way he designs his transom corners. They tie in on his hunt decks exceptionally well.

I have one. im in south Louisiana in st bernard

I'm in Philadelphia ms. (Central ms.)

18/54 square nose 37 GTR.

There's an example of those sweet looking sharp corners I was talking about! I like to be reminded that the hull is made of sheets of aluminum.

Little known fact: dFou was an unpaid intern in Prodigy's initial R&D department. Back before it was even prodigy.

So was duckhunterf250...they can help you out.

^^What a dick!^^

I would like to see a picture of a Daniel or RJ boat that looks like a prodigy.
I like all 3 builders but in my opinion they are all different.

Who said they look the same?

Mostly ppl on FB saying prodigy is a copy of them. I just don't see it.

Anybody can put lipstick on a pig. Easy to change the appearance. The copying they are referring to is dimensions and how to lay the hull out...and how to do things the right way.

Unpaid interns didn't even get a kick back to help pay for those high ass phone bills.

Too bad dfou and dh250 didn't have what it took to launch the way prodigy did. Prodigy been in the boat business for 10 years first as a dealer for Gator Trax and now his own line. Winners win and the rest suffer from envy.

I guess it's just the American way...

Winners win, and douchebags douche.

I have an 1854 in hancock county

Chad should be able to give you a name or two of people that are near by you, if there are any, and I am sure there are.

Thanks for the input, yea I just got in from offshore so I'm going to give him a call in the next couple days....

I've asked about 48s and 51s and I keep getting advised to go bigger, when is TOO BIG come into play. For instance, would a 2054 completely open be too much for a GTR37?

I have an 1854 and the extra room is nice. Supposedly 1751 is the happy medium with carrying weight and being fast.

My 1754 can carry a good load and is still fast. However, the reason I went this route is my hoa, won't let me keep boat outside. So it had to fit in garage, even with the swing tongue couldn't get any bigger. I would have went 1851, to me is the perfect size. Single motor I'd 19 ft or less

Running 1854 prodigy with boss 4400 & love it. Chad and his people are great to deal with .


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