Timing the market is something financial advisors rarely recommend, but can an angler make an educated guess at when he or she should time a used boat purchase? How about private or dealer purchases? What models hold their values best?
The answer, according to Alan Bell, co-owner of Cedar Lake Sales, in West Bend, Wis., is that anglers need to consider multiple things before writing a check.
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