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20' Superfisherman vs Master Angler
I recently sold a 20' Sailfish I had to buy a house. Loved the way the boat rode and since it was a clone of a Seacraft 20, I decided to look for another.
The reason for my post is I came across a 20 foot Master Angler today. Just curious if these hold their value the same way as the superfisherman does? Honestly, I liked the extra room that the 3 piece hull affords. It seemed a lot bigger inside. Plus,. The higher gunwales seem like they would make fishing more comfortable. It needs a lot of cosmetic work plus the engine is a 1987 but I think I can get it for the right price. I would like to keep it for a while and then move up to a 23 when the budget allows. I just don't want to buy it and then not be able to sell it when I am ready to upgrade. Thiughts? |
Had a 20 sf but always liked the extra depth of the master angler and resessed bow rail. I feel it is a much safer boat for offshore work not that the sf is bad
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Yes they are.
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Cool. I may try and sea trial her this weekend. If it runs as good as the owner claims, I will make an offer...
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I have had both and the master angler feels so much larger than the SF
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I have one and i love it!!!...Im 6foot and i like the extra hight. I allso love the fact that it has boxes in the back corners!...Not the dumb low hatches! Safer boat allaround!!
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I think my brother, 1988 18 SF, would agree that my 20 MA is significantly larger. Oh, and mine is a mint Garage Queen. Haha
Vezo, Part II Any chance I could get my old sig pic back? Both boats moored together. |
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