Bigger Boat Recommendations?

[Dschaffer]

Originally Posted by Pipe_Dream

This looks pretty nice

https://www.yachtworld.com/boats/198...n-250-3728580/

This is the first I’ve seen one of those. That might be the best layout of any boat I’ve looked at so far in that size range. If that thing had a single 4 stroke on it I would be very tempted.
Thank you for sharing! I have a new boat/model to search for!! Awesome

[steplift20]

I love wellcrafts but if I was looking at a 25 foot boat ,the wellcraft is a very nice boat but I think the Parker has a better set up If I was you I would try to find a 25 Parker and compared it . To me it has more deck room and a nice cabin , but I think you should keep your wellcraft ,look at gas prices going up,unless you have a very good job or have money than I would deal with the 20,6 me personally I couldn't afford to go bigger not now anyway.

[Dschaffer]

Originally Posted by steplift20

I love wellcrafts but if I was looking at a 25 foot boat ,the wellcraft is a very nice boat but I think the Parker has a better set up If I was you I would try to find a 25 Parker and compared it . To me it has more deck room and a nice cabin , but I think you should keep your wellcraft ,look at gas prices going up,unless you have a very good job or have money than I would deal with the 20,6 me personally I couldn't afford to go bigger not now anyway.

I’m not a fan of the pilot house on the parkers. I like a more “open air” feel. That Wellcraft 250 sportsman has an excellent layout but I suspect it will be tricky to find one of that vintage that isn’t all rotted out. Boats with minimal to no wood construction are high on the list but often too high on the price. I definitely will not be selling the steplift until I’m 100% certain the “new” boat is what I want. I am in no hurry for the “new” boat but I want to be ready when it comes along. Thanks for the insight

[bgreene]

60' + Viking........