Bullet Bass Boats and Winner Boat Movie

Put them in 1-2 foot waves and I guarantee my kayak could pass them. Hahaha.

@southernFLboy1 yes, they can chine walk, but when they are setup properly they don't chine walk much... any performance v-pad boat will chine walk... you need seat time to drive them to their full potential.

nice boats guys

MrBassrrr youretwlling me that a your Bullet can Run wide open trimmed out in a two foot chop??

@KVDism hahahahaha no you couln't hahahaha

can i have one for FREE!!

ya i could probably pass them with my back up trolling motor hahahahahaha

i was at the lake in my boat this year and a guy almost fliped his in the water

It doesnt matter how theyre built put them in a two foot chop on the water and i could pass them with my trolling motor!!!

@dv6000hp there are a bunch of pdf files floating around the web from old articles of Bass&Walleye boats magazine... nothing but the highest compliments paid to bullet boats and their top notch construction. type "bullet boat review 3" into google...its the first result you'll see... read the article. Bullets are a no compromise fishing boat, and are made tougher stronger and longer lasting than 95% of the other boats on the market.

Show me the specs on materials they use, on the web. Tests they have run on strength, or is that propriatary info. Not just that they use higher quality material as you say. You may just make a believer out of me.

Yes I do Know what a chopper gun is. So does Ranger and many others. An Interesting note is that Bullet does not warranty there hulls if you purchase the racing hull. They say they are about 100lbs less weight. You say "and makes their boats by hand" stratos are hand laid. Still, my question has not been answered Y so LIGHT weight. Don't get so defensive, I never said a bullet is junk.

"do a google search for do bullet boats have weaker hulls" wow you got us... that is irrefutable proof. do you know what a chopper gun is? do you know about the different types of marine resins? there may be alot of miss-information floating on the internet from other non-bullet owners, but the truth is that mass of hull does not at all directly translate into strength or durability. Bullet uses higher quality materials than many other manufacturers and makes their boats by hand. They are strong

Please do explain y they are so much lighter? Because, the research that I have done, says otherwise. Infact even unsafe in some scenarios. Just do a google search for, (do bullet boats have weaker hulls). Change bullet to ranger or champion or Nitro Etc. see what you come up with. Don't get me wrong, if a bullet was giving to me or I won one or could be had for a steal of a price. I would love to have one. Then I would sell it for a cookie cutter. One thing we can agree on, we love to fish.

you should tour the factory... bullet and allison hulls are the strongest in the industry. My '96 20XD has been fished hard but still doesn't have a stress crack. Compare my boat to a ranger or triton or nitro from 1996 and you will be dissapointed.

Great Video! Love the sounds! I have to say though. The only reason these boats are fast is because of there hull weight. And for the most part they have souped up motors on em. If you want fishibilty and a more durable hull get something else. If you want fast but a weaker hull get an allison or bullet. Some people will say I'm wrong, but simply look up the hull weights your self and compare on line. If it's lighter than the norm, something is missing.

I'm talking about when you are fishing, not running. A bass boat should sit level in the water when fishing. Go fast boats are usually very light and have big motors hanging on jackplates that cause them to ride nose-high when fishing. The wind catches the bow like a sail and blows the boat around.

I have fished out of several Bullets, Allisons, and other go-fast bass boats. They all seemed to ride nose-high when fishing and get blown around in the wind worse than my old Bass Tracker.

petrol huh?

what happens if you hit a rock or stump going that fast?