MikeSchinlaub
Petty Officer 2nd Class
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Thought so.that is sketchy as he#
Thought so.that is sketchy as he#
Port side has a big dent and the mount for the transducer is bent up. I don't see why the starboard needs replaced. I didn't really look close, but it just looks like cosmetic damage to me.Great work! Why do the toons need replacing? And the owner brought it in with the raft still on the bow....? lol.
That is called a Bilge keeler. The idea being that they can be used to manoeuvre shallow water. They are not really a trailer boat , better in a mooring . I think they are designed for explorers/sailersI've never seen one like this before. Two fins sitting on a flat trailer.
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My fishing boat was a Starcraft Utility. When I saw a Whaler Montauk at a boat show I just had to have one. After a year with that 4-stroke outboard, we sold our I/O family boat and upgraded to an outboard runabout.Boston Whaler sounds like just what you're looking for.
I believe that , depending on size , they are quite capable of handling rough seas, but I couldnt see you winning many races.I've never sailed a shoal keel (short and heavy) but I've heard that their kinda' sluggish. Bilge keel like that I would think would be kind of the same ... big and bulky, so it won't heel over and go.
... never work so hard to go so slowThe only time I sailed on Franks yacht it was a nice sunny day with enough wind to keep us moving fast enough to troll a lure for trout