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Old 08-30-2015, 04:48 PM
Joe R Joe R is offline
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I think I have seen your boat in the river. I fish the same area in a 1975 Master Angler. The look isn't as sexy as a SF, but the additional freeboard is nice. I spend more time out of the mouth and island hopping or trolling in the surf, so freeboard is nice.

We use an aluminum skiff inside the river.

With respect to the original question- a master angler with a small console might be nice, if you can get past the 1977 vintage "sea patrol" styling. I hate to say it but I think I saw 3 hulls in the 18-23 foot length with seacraft VDH style shapes at the boat ramp yesterday. So if you couldn't find a "just right" seacraft, maybe a small sailfish, like a 208?
yea I don't like the cap on the older MA, the lines on a 20 Potter without any bow rails (took my old low rail off) look sleek, Love the newer years 21s with a T top like the ones in the SeaCraft Ads ...Have had my current 20 now for 30 years , so would like to stay in the family. The next best in line would be a Sailfish..or a 21 Reg (no longer made)....OR I will bite the bullet and repower and do some work....

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