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Hi there,i live in the UK and have recently purchased a 1985 18cc,fantastic boat,which i use mainly for fly fishing and taking the kids out.Dont know how many SeaCraft there are in the UK,not many i should think,so its nice to find a site dedicated to these great boats and i have found it very interesting reading the posts and shall no doubt be picking everyones brains in the future.I shall try to post a picture or two of the boat when i suss out how to do it.

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Welcome ol' man! You're sure to find a bit of everything here.

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Thanks for the welcome,for a while there i thought no one wanted to talk to a limey.And there sure is a lot of info to be found here.

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yes, welcome up sharky!!!!

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Welcome Sharky.

Makes you wonder how many other foreign lands have a Seacraft population?

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I work in one of the major recreational harbours on the south coast of england and i have never seen another seacraft,you get a few boston whalers and the odd key west but thats about it.Nice high pressure system coming in this w/end so hope to get out and catch a few bass,very similar to yours but without the stripes and dont grow as big which is a shame.

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Sharkey, I'd hate to SeeYa get Your "Knikers in a Twist" !
Welcome aboard & let the ?'s Fly!!
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Sharky,

Welcome to CSC. It appears that you may have the only SeaCraft in Europe. Congratulations. The 18 is a teriffic boat. If you have the chance to come over, we'll arrange for you to get a ride in a 23CC. Perfect boat for your offshore waters.

We are at your disposal for any questions you may have.

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Thanks for all the welcomes,never been to the US but high on my list of things to do,your fishing and species are an envy,would love to catch a big striper.