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NeilF 
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 Topic: dinghy for fishingPosted: 07 Jul 08 at 2:44pm |
After looking at a few different boats on the web, this seems the best bet so far |
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Rupert
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Joined: 11 Aug 04 Location: Whitefriars sc Online Status: Offline Posts: 8956 |
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Posted: 05 Jul 08 at 6:32pm |
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Very well built. My father loves them.
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Firefly 2324, Puffin 229, Minisail 3446 Mirror 70686
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NeilF
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Posted: 04 Jul 08 at 9:16pm |
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Does anyone have any views/reviews of the Coastal Whammel by
Characterboats? http://www.characterboats.co.uk/17ft.-6in.-coastal-whammel-s ailing- craft-2.html |
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NeilF
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Posted: 26 Jun 08 at 3:35pm |
My current boat is 16ft and with engine weighs in at 660 kg, which I call light. I had a look at the Lugger (or even the Dabber) and they might suit. Are they sailable singlehandedly? |
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NeilF
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Posted: 26 Jun 08 at 3:32pm |
Had a look at that, but seems a bit too dinghyish for what I want - looking for something with a better freeboard..... |
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Jack Sparrow
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Posted: 25 Jun 08 at 9:19pm |
at 16 to 18ft - light is going to be a big ask. But the term is relative I suppose. Drascombe? clicky  Edited by Jack Sparrow |
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Jamie600
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Posted: 25 Jun 08 at 6:45pm |
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Wayfarer perhaps?
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RS600 1001
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NeilF
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Posted: 25 Jun 08 at 6:38pm |
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the Sou'wester 18 looks a possibility:
http://www.salternsboatbuilders.co.uk/souwester18.html. Anyone know of any similar boats? |
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NeilF
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Posted: 25 Jun 08 at 12:08pm |
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I am looking for suggestions for a make and model for a fishing boat
that is sail powered. My requirements are as follows: 16-18 ft trailerable each trip. easy to launch and retrieve singlehandedly (light) Good deck space for fishing to take an outboard quick and easy to take mast up and down Safe and stable. easy to sail. I have only come across two contenders, the Texas 380, which is a little too small, and the Ocqueteau Tipalia 6.50 Sail Boat, which is a bit big and heavy for single-handed launch and hasn't too much deck space for the size. Any other suggestions? I normally don't go any further out than about 10 miles, though usually fairly quickly with a 60HP Merc on the back of my current cuddy fisher... I expect I'd be doing it slower.....much slower! |
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