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Old 06-16-2006, 01:47 AM
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There has never been that many SeaCrafts in this area. Hawley's Marine had them for 1 year, they only had 4 23's, I bought 1 and was told the others were sent to Alaska. They then went bankrupt. There was a 19-21 CC for sale up here a year or so ago, don't know if it was sold or not. I'll keep you in mind.
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Old 06-16-2006, 09:38 PM
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Gary,

Thank you.

My goal is to take an open hull up the inside passage to Alaska in 2010. The Seacraft looks like a good hull for that trip. Do you agree? Is there another open hull that could prove to be a logical choice?
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Old 06-18-2006, 12:12 AM
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That is a pretty gutsy trip even for a SeaCraft 23WA. There are some real nasty streches of water, even for the inside. I've talked with a couple of people who have made the trip in something a 24 Bayliner. I have a friend who has had his 24 Bayliner as far as Desolation Sound, but he was tagging along with a 30ft Whaler and a 38ft Bayliner. Georgia Straits can be nasty because the wind funnels down thru there. I have been as far as Campbell River. Also fished out of Prince Rupert, but drove up there to board a boat.
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Old 06-18-2006, 12:46 PM
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Trayder (our administrator) has a video that he got from Mr. Potter of two SeaCrafts that make a trip from California to Mexico. I'm sure you would have no problem if you planned your trip well.

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Old 06-19-2006, 05:05 PM
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Yeah . . . I want to see that video someday!!
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Old 06-19-2006, 09:29 PM
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Gary and Strick,

thank you for the input. I tow an 18 ft Whaler to Campbell River in the summer and have seen the wind kick up is a hurry around Cortes Is. As far as planning I have friends that cruise up and back every year in big boats and they would help with the ports of call and refuges.

It's a crazy dream that I have had for 20 years and the best part will be the planning and playing in the boat. Who knows I may end up with photos on the Seacraft Forum.

Again thank you. As the ball keep rolling I will certainly let you know.

All the best
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