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) In the end my opinion is for you to take a really close look at the 520 / Z520 boats. I think they are your best fit all around. You fish a lot of team events and they are definitely a team friendly boat, but also a great singles boat. The 521 / Z521 is not as team friendly with a smaller rear deck. These boats were designed with the touring pro in mind, thus the center rod locker and large front deck. Unless you plan on fishing the level I do or higher you can do better with your money by going with a 520 / Z520. One last thing, I didn't mention for you to look into the Z20 or Z21 because they aren't as good as the 500 series lineup. They are good boats but they can't beat the 520, Z520, 521 or the new Z521. Shot me a follow up if you have any questions. Good luck…. P.S. I know where there is a boat used, but you can save a lot. The boat belongs to Jay Yelas. Let me know because I can make a phone call to see if it's still available.
