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New for 2016: Ranger Aluminum RP190
Inshore anglers living near the coast have the best of both worlds: redfish and specks nearby, plus the option to pursue bass and other freshwater species when the bite is hot. With a wealth of prime fishing waters within reach, these anglers need a versatile, performance-oriented rig that can withstand the rigors of inshore saltwater angling and still deliver the features necessary to be a bona fide freshwater craft.
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New for 2016: Ranger Z175
Recreational anglers eager to experience Ranger quality and performance without the need for a 20-plus-foot, professional-tournament-ready platform have a new fiberglass boat that easily fits into virtually anyone's lifestyle and budget. No longer relegated to purchasing used boats or lesser-known aluminum rigs, this entry-level fiberglass bass boat delivers unparalleled fit and finish, the latest must-have fishing features and the industry's best resale values in a package starting at $25,900 MSRP.
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New for 2016: Ranger Z522D
From Lake Erie to Sam Rayburn and places in between, some of the country's biggest fish make their homes in some of the nation's biggest and most demanding waters. Cranking offshore ledges, dropshotting deep rock piles or even making check-in time while conditions are rough is no place for undersized - or underpowered - boats
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Ranger Boats Co-Founder Nina Wood to Enter Legends of the Outdoors HOF
Nina Wood, co-founder of Ranger Boats and wife of bass fishing icon Forrest Wood, will be inducted into the Legends of the Outdoors National Hall of Fame in recognition of her lifetime of contributions to the outdoors and the sport of fishing.
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Ranger Boats Announces Partnership with BoatU.S.
Whether it's stronger resale value, unrivaled quality or accelerated performance, the benefits of owning a Ranger boat are well known throughout the industry.
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Ranger Pro Scott Martin WIns FLW Tour Angler of the Year
Florida angler uses Top-10 Potomac finish to propel him to first AOY title FLIPPIN, ARK -- Ranger Pro Scott Martin had been so close to an Angler of the Year award so many times throughout his acclaimed 15-year professional career.
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Martin Clinches AOY, Birge ROY & Wendlandt Extends Lead
Pro angler Clark Wendlandt of Leander, Texas, brought a five-bass limit to the scale Saturday weighing 14 pounds, 8 ounces to extend his lead on day three of the Walmart FLW Tour at the Potomac River presented by Ranger Boats. For the first time in his storied career, pro Scott Martin of Clewiston, Florida, wrapped up the Angler of the Year title and Pro Zack Birge of Blanchard, Oklahoma, clinched the 2015 Walmart FLW Tour Rookie of the Year award.
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Ranger Pro Michael Wooley Wins FLW Tour Event on Lake Chickamauga
Tennessee native collects $125,000 prize with first career FLW Tour win FLIPPIN, AR- - Ranger Pro Michael Wooley has a lifetime of fishing experience on Tennessee River impoundments like Pickwick and Kentucky Lake. But with his hometown of Collierville, Tennessee, on the opposite side of The Volunteer State from Lake Chickamauga, another Tennessee River impoundment, the second-year FLW pro didn't enter the year's fifth tour stop with any kind of home-state advantage.
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University of Alabama Qualifies for Ranger Cup
FLIPPIN, AR - John Davis and Payton McGinnis, collegiate anglers from the University of Alabama, qualified for the 2015 Ranger Cup University Team of the Year Challenge with a seventh-place finish in the recent 10th Anniversary BoatUS Collegiate Bass Fishing Championship presented by Cabela's at Lake Pickwick.
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Last Day to Help an Officer and Win a Bass Boat
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. - A joint fundraiser by Lew's and the Missouri Fraternal Order of Police to benefit wounded Springfield police officer Aaron Pearson concludes Sunday, May 31. That means there is still time to support the worthy cause and have a chance to win the fully rigged 2015 Ranger bass boat grand prize or dream fishing trip with Hank Parker or Jason Christie.
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Ranger Pro Bryan Thrift Wins FLW Tour Event on Lake Eufaula
FLIPPIN, ARK. - Ranger Pro Bryan Thrift came into the FLW Tour event on Lake Eufaula as one of the tournament's clear favorites. His resume, beyond being one of the most feared anglers on Tour, included two second place finishes in his last two major events held on the lake. His final day's total of five bass weighing 15 pounds, 5 ounces was enough to propel him to the fourth FLW Tour victory of his career and a $125,000 payday.
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