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Hooked Up
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Coral Gables, FL
Boat: Cabo 35' Exp
Occupation: Marine Division Manager
Posts: 171
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CC: 33 Invincible... duh
All Time Favorite boat: tie between 61 Garlington and 43 Merritt Honorable Mention: 37 Gamefisherman Walk-Around
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Hooked Up
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Miami
Boat: 61 Viking
Occupation: E-commerce
Posts: 237
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39 Venture my friend but it's just under powered maybe now with Mercury coming out with bigger motors they can get more speed out of her but best riding boat out there till now... 43 Merritt is the way to go or a 37 cubavich and GIT R DONE!
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Hooked Up
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Coral Gables, FL
Boat: Cabo 35' Exp
Occupation: Marine Division Manager
Posts: 171
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Lines In
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Boca Raton
Boat: Ocean Master 31
Best Catch: Blue Marlin 605; Swordfish 257
Posts: 73
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31 Ocean Master, they did not get the nickname of ocean smasher by accident. She is not the fastest but she is the best ridding c.c. in big seas that I have been on.
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Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: lake worth
Best Catch: 25lb codfish 5 yrs old first hanger
Posts: 4,456
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Just add big spray rails and lots of isenglass but yes one of the best.If we are going old school throw in the 30ft rybo runner.I have fished far and rough on them and they are an awsome sea boat in all seas and give the feel of a much bigger boat. If you can find an old ocean master or Rybo runner and redo it.They would cost half the price of a new equal size CC and be as good or better then one. Look at BBpro's redone OM or look at the Bill collector. In fact a few threads done from this one is a 87 30ft OM for sale that has been redone.
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Hooked Up
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Miami
Boat: 61 Viking
Occupation: E-commerce
Posts: 237
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I agree with you on those old Rybo runners and the ocean masters they are great hulls the older ones but modern boats as today I can't a better riding boat than that venture. I went wahoo fishing with a buddy of mines to bimini on a northeastern coming in and I can truly say that boat road on 6 to 8 at 35 to 40 mph. It's a real heavy boat and it can take a beating. If you want to talk about a true classic it does not have the size but it sure as hell keeps up out there in rough seas is that 23.3 thunderbird formula. Those old formulas are weather machines. I have a little twenty footer that redid in 01 completely and that boat handles some seas for its size.
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I am putting the 'Fishsticks' up for sale soon..25' 1976 Mako, tower, 2x 225 (2000) Evin FICHTS on bracket, 2 year old continental trailer; GPS, Simrad finder, Robertson pilot trying $35k
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Lines In
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Key Largo, Fl
Boat: Avanti 33
Best Catch: Oriental WIFE
Occupation: Pharmaceutical sales
Posts: 78
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I love my 33 Avanti with twin 250 Suzuki's. I've been on many boats in rough seas some have handled it well (yellowfin), others not so much. But i've been caught in 4 different storms on my boat (once with Disco Lady) & was able to maintain speed regardless of sea conditions. My worst encounter and best test was a lightning storm with 30 - 40 mph winds about 5 - 6 miles from Ocean Reef. Had the boat full throttle 6000 rpms and spent the whole time on top of 4-6 ft waves without any pounding or beating.
BTW I called DL & asked him to check the radar for a clear spot in the clouds & he directed me to Ocean Reef. 2 minutes after I got to OR all hell broke loose I waited out the storm in the Marina bathroom. Thanks again Disco. |
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