Big boat advice

[m4a1usr]

Just remember, "The best days of your life are the day you buy a boat and the day you sell it"

Amen Jim. So true! And never forget the acronym for a boat either. Break Out Another Thousand. I own a Hewes fishing boat now but had a Sea Ray 270 Sundancer. Has all the features you are looking for. They dont make them anymore but its not a bad one to own. Trailerable and comfortable. They have wasted deck space but make up for it on the inside. Would make a nice lake boat for sure!

John

[Flying Scotsman]

Just remember, "The best days of your life are the day you buy a boat and the day you sell it"

my son has a 32' sailboat and the money he has poured into that hobby is obscene...sails...moorage....engine repairs....yearly maintenance... etc. Mind you he loves it as he races twice a week

Douggie

[Rumdog]

Chris Craft boats are very nice too. A little more elegant than a Sea Ray. The quality of Bayliners has MUCH improved over the years. They are still low end boats though.

[sailr]

Another EXCELLENT rough water and tough boat made up your way is the CRUISERS, INC. line. Incredible boats. Expensive though.

[sailr]

Chris Craft had a period when they were producing crap also....tried to sell on their name. It almost put 'em out of business. Don't know how they are now.

[BakedMopar]

I agree with Jim. The newer Honda outboards are awesome. Fuel efficient and very quiet. They are a pretty penny though but well worth it.

[Brushless01]

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