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Re: New England guys...Seaway boats?
I've ridden in a Seaway Center Console and I do not like them at all. They're real pretty but they handle very poorly in even average seas. First of all they are wet as hell. Secondly It's a round bottom boat (almost flat bottom), so you rock like crazy. Third the entry is real sharp . . . you kill yourself in following seas.
Stay away or use it for a planter in your front yard!!! |
Re: New England guys...Seaway boats?
Tin - This is the boat has your name written all over it!!!!
http://adcache.boattraderonline.com/6/3/7/82346837.htm This will be small enough for the flats It's got a suzuki 140 already and a 2003 trailer!!!! The 18 has a nice raised platform in the front for flyfishing too. Just buy this one and stop killing me with these panga and seaway boats . . . I'm going gray. http://www.wellcraftv20.com/gallery/..._wellcraft.jpg http://www.wellcraftv20.com/gallery/...1985/page3.jpg |
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New England guys...Seaway boats?.
I'm all about function . . . if cruising on flat water at 20 mph is your thing . . . then it's fine. Any other conditions . . . forget it. Seaway makes a pretty boat, but it's about as seaworthy as a canoe.
Downeast boats usually are heavy, have a keel, and a heavy diesel motor (i.e. low center of gravity). Seaway is a flat bottom, narrow, outboard powered, light boat . . . stay away. Just my opinion. |
Re: New England guys...Seaway boats?
Would take the 18 cc fish any day over the other one. They seem to be a very capable boat. Haven't really heard one bad thing about them or the V20 CC. And the Johnson 140 4 stroke is a very nice choice of power for that boat!
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