Artie:

Dude, only you can decide what boat has the most attributes you need, in order for it to be fully equipped, stocked and storage space. The kinds of electronics that come standard (at no extra cost) all the bells and whistles are better on different boats but are all priced to sell during boat shows and fishing expo’s but what’s best for you only you can answer. Here’s a couple of things to consider: which one has a live well that is round? Which one can hold and store the longest rods? Which stock motor has the best gas mileage? Which one has the best resell value? Which one fits in your garage? Which motor has the best warranty? Which boat fully loaded on the trailer weighs the least? lastly, Which boat sits highest in the water? if they are used boats: Which motor has been checked out by a mechanic (who specializes in that kind of motor) and says “it looks brand spanking new on the inside” and “sounds perfect”
I like the single console bass boats for more space but would much rather have a center console in shore bay boat. That way I could use it in both fresh and salt water.

dumdum:

Artie hit all the nails on the head. No better answer can be given.