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Steve B From: New York Website: E-mail: firstcast@gmail.com	I have a 2005 204FX and I love my boat. All wiring is solid & sealed, none of the cracks that your gelcoat developed. Sorry you had such a bad experience, but they do make some great boats. I have been to hell & back safely in mine. Added: January 4, 2009
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L.A. From: Website: E-mail:	THAT ANGLERS WAY.BUT IT GETS WORSE.GOOD LUCK TO YOU. Added: January 1, 2009
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FRANK LONGO From: NEW JERSEY Website: E-mail: krubino22@aol.com	I HAVE A 27CC I HAD PROBLEMS FROM DAY ONE AND WHEN I CALLED ANGLER TO GET THESE MINOR PROBLEMS TAKEN CARE OF THEY WOULD'NT EVEN CALL ME BACK.I CURRENTLY HAVE THE BOAT AT THE DEALER FOR WARRANTY REPAIR 4 WEEKS LATER NOT A PHONE CALL.IT SEEMS AS IF THEY WOULD LIKE TO HAVE MY WARRANTY TO RUN OUT. Added: January 1, 2009
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len phelps From: florida Website: E-mail: answer24@aol.com	get a bigger boat ! Added: December 10, 2008
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steve From: long island, ny Website: E-mail: actmoml@aol.com	I too have a 180f, a 2004 with 90hp johnson, hull problems basically just cosmetic, voids under gel coat, hatches all peeled on inside, main problem is the boat is very wet, even with motor tilted up and bow high the spray comes right over the sides and everything inside gets soaked, this occurs with a 1.5+ chop, obviously smooth water its fine, thought of adding spray rails at the chine, "smartrails" say their product will help, put a t-top on with canvas to keep dry but in summer its very hot, no air flow, any recommendations would be appreciated Added: December 9, 2008
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joey tacka From: florida Website: E-mail: tackjoey@aol.com	I have owned a angler 180 f for 4 years now. It has a johnson 130 ocean pro. This is one of the best boats i have owned. I havent had any problems with it. Due yearly services and clean and flush with salt a way after every use. Would highly recomend a angler to anyone. I am looking to upgrade o9 22vbx or a 23vbx in the near future Added: December 9, 2008
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robert From: lindenhurst,ny Website: E-mail: onthehook@ymail.com	i bought an older model angler. 1988 22.5 w/a . it has a armstrong bracket with a 200hp mercury o/b. because of its age i thought the stress cracks were normal allthough there are quite a few i might say. i have owned this boat for a year and are pretty happy. a few things i am not happy about are the motor bracket, there are no scupper cups so i drilled holes in the deck plate above the bilige pump to drain rain water & the water that comes through the hoses my controls exit to the motor.the one live box located behind the helm seat drains below the water line , the hose is cracked with no way of getting to it to fix ,water leaks into the bilige, i plugged it & it is now a garbage box.after reading your horror story & seeing some design flaws on my boat i dont think i will own another angler. Added: December 6, 2008
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brit From: fl Website: E-mail: bc5@bellsouth.net	I own an 07 angler 26cc. I have had several pump failures-bilge, macerator, bait well, and fresh water, and all seem to be related to wiring problems... Angler has taken care of all of it so far. I bought the boat 8 months ago and only have about 150 hours on it. Two days ago while running out of the port the head and bilge area filled with the dreaded black smoke caused by electical fires. And guess what? the bus bar half melted and the bilge area wires are toast. I am taking the boat to Angler next week for inspection- I will keep you posted... I love the boat though-it is smooth and dry Added: August 28, 2008
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Steve From: Pensacola, Fl. Website: E-mail: stevegoldkey@yahoo.com	By looking at the aluminum and hull damage it appears to me your boat my have been struck by lightning. Added: August 11, 2008
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Chris From: Website: E-mail:	I purchased an Angler 204wa in Oct. '06. I also knew I wasn't getting a Contender or similar boat. For the money I am happy with my investment. Of course I didn't spend anywhere near the money you did. Sure it doesn't have the best fit and finish, some hardware could be better, etc. So far the boat has held up well being used on Lake Erie. Would I rather have a Grady, Pursuit or other more expensive boat? Of course I would, but that wasn't an option. This boat gets me out on the lake to go fishing and that all I wanted. I feel safe in it and catch as many fish as the next guy. Thats all I care about. So far...so good Added: August 1, 2008

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