Furthest distance covered in V

[steplift20]

I'm sure on a nice day any V would do it but I'm really concerned about only having one engine. That's what I'm concerned about.like ou said it is so posed to be relaxing.2years ago I just put my boat in the water at Atlantic highlands and came around the breaker wall and s tarted heading toward the hook and hit a whale,so anything can happen

[bgreene]

I'm considering Belmar to Montauk for 2-3 day trip in the V.

Weather window:
1 high pressure settled in over mid atlantic which happens at least 1x each summer.
2. low risk T storms

125 miles each way....BUT many inlets I'm familiar with along the south shore of LI.

[Destroyer]

Originally Posted by bgreene

I'm considering Belmar to Montauk for 2-3 day trip in the V.

Weather window:
1 high pressure settled in over mid atlantic which happens at least 1x each summer.
2. low risk T storms

125 miles each way....BUT many inlets I'm familiar with along the south shore of LI.

I've trailered that run once. My ex-next door neighbor was raised in that area and convinced me once to go fishing there. It's a long drive, full of bridge tolls. The fishing was "ok" but nothing to write home about. I can only imagine what the run would be on the water. Still, the scenery is nice and as you say, there are many places to stop in the event of an emergency or tiredness. Have fun :)

[Pipe_Dream]

Originally Posted by bgreene

I'm considering Belmar to Montauk for 2-3 day trip in the V.

Weather window:
1 high pressure settled in over mid atlantic which happens at least 1x each summer.
2. low risk T storms

125 miles each way....BUT many inlets I'm familiar with along the south shore of LI.

Sounds like a great trip!

The longest distance we covered at one time was from Hilton Head to Charleston. It's 60+ miles straight line but we were in the ICW so I'm guessing it ended up more like 65-70. It would have been fun but we went one way in rain (pre cold front) and returned in about 40 degree weather. This was in October. I'd like to do it during the summer.

[Genie Aye]

80 miles offshore, trolled at 7 knts for 4 hours and 75 miles back in....longest trip to date.
Regularly run 50 to 60 miles out to start tuna troll. Always carry 10 to 15 ga of fuel for safety.