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09-16-2016, 10:35 AM
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SeaCraft - Tough to Beat
Recently, I have been thinking of selling my 23' Tsunami. I've had her for over 12 years and well… just would like to try something else. I've look into a lot of other boats, more talking to other people than actually been on them; older restored 25 bertrams, 23'-26' contender and regulators, older 23 mako's, 23'-25' boston whaler outrages, even 26 fortiers. All have their pro's and con's...
But, each time I do the math and ride home in the 2-3' short chop that is my Bay, like late last night - with no pounding, no water over the bow - just a great ride - for the $, family, fishing and most other factors - I realize that I already own a perfect boat for me. 
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09-22-2016, 07:09 AM
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You just want to sell the Tsunami to me.....quick and cheap. ps - I agree, you have a great multi purpose boat.
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#6
09-22-2016, 08:33 PM
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This boat started out as my single-guy, fishing, get-to-the-beach vessel - then the wife came - followed by kids. She has slowly transformed into a family boat fully equipped with kids fishing poles, boogie boards, beach chairs, roll-up table, a weber BBQ ! But, at around this time of the year, I strip her down - and oila!, she's back to my lean and mean fishing machine ! The boat must lighten up 200 lbs !
FYI - The best accessory I put on, to keep the wife happy, was (2) heavy duty Garelick deck chairs… They are stable, comfy and fold up pretty tightly. Again - gone now that the weather is getting colder. Time for the 30 gallon live well to come out ! After all that, if I did find a boat that rode as well, drifted as well, was built as well, a little more wiggle room - with an O/B, I might consider it. Call it a mid-age crisis, but a younger girl sounds appealing - WAIT ? What am I talking about 
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