Rick Pierce of Bass Cat Boats takes a trip to Lake X to run the new V10 400R from Mercury. Paired with the Jaguar STS, it sets a new bar in bass boat performance. #bassboat #bassfishing #mercurymarine
I tell people all the time you don’t drive a Basscat you pilot a BassCat. I’m getting older now days so I don’t drive hard any more, 55-60 gets me there quick enough. I still love my Puma!
You must be hanging with bums 😂😂 the boys I fish with we have 4 of them then again our golf club memberships cost us $400,000 a piece every year and you must make $200,000 a year with proof to join..... Can I get you a application.😢😢😢. 😅😅😂
Being from the Orlando area I have been to Lake X. Went there with a friend to test Mercury 2.5 Drags on Allison’s in the mid to late 1990’s. Awesome spot!
No specs in this terrible video or did I miss it . I’m a speed freak these bass boats are to slow these days . I wish my skeeter did 90 plus off the lot .
I don't think any tournament organization will ever " ok" a 400 hp engine but who knows. How do you get insurance on it? My carrier told me not to think about a 300 hp for my Allison...
Knowing you don't have an Allison, and as long as HP doesn't go over the recommended for the hull, insurance doesn't care. They won't tell you not to put something on...
Most of the highest level events still have a 250HP cap, however the majority of customers that are buying Jags with 300-500HP are not your typical die hard tournament angler's. The ones that are usually have another rig with a 250.
Love bass cats but that’s too much motor for a fishing boat. Will be like how fast snowmobiles are now and people buying them that don’t really know how to drive them safely. My dream boat has always been a bass cat!
Not only that its dangerous. They run these on public waterways. Anything that fast needs to be in a controlled enviornment away from the innocent public.
