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Those Withs are cracking little boats, will plane with a small motor, and despite being mono hull the reverse chimes make it stable on the water.

 

You got me hankering after another boat to do for the summer next year.

 

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I have had a few from 30ft down to 13 ft but don't have any photos. Ant that CJR14 has seen a few better days, if you have had the deck up check the keel board they have a habit of being rotten. While

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Have just took a interest in boats myself I lived by the river and canal most of my life and still own property there my dad has had a few boats and I was looking into getting one myself was looking at the pioneer range of roto moulded boats they seem very strong and durable they do one like a rib called a fun yak in 12 and 390 think thats 15ft do you recon theyed be ok at sea for fishing off http://www.mortonboats.co.uk/category-54/FYSECU12.html

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Have just took a interest in boats myself I lived by the river and canal most of my life and still own property there my dad has had a few boats and I was looking into getting one myself was looking at the pioneer range of roto moulded boats they seem very strong and durable they do one like a rib called a fun yak in 12 and 390 think thats 15ft do you recon theyed be ok at sea for fishing off http://www.mortonboats.co.uk/category-54/FYSECU12.html

in my opinion, for that price you could get much better second hand. You will need to add an engine to that, which could be anything from £150 to £1500 or more depending what you want. For the money boat costs, you could get a "tow and go" package. But again what kind of sea fishing will you be doing? How far out do you want to go, and in what kind of weather? If your after a fishing boat, there's much better for less money (when you've got all the kit together)

Just my opinion tho

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A mate of mine has a boat the same but better inside and with a decent 4stroke engine on preloved for £2250 it need a bit of work on the canopy but apart that it's a bargain, and he'd probably rip your arm of for 2k tbh he's only had it a few months but decided boating wasn't for him

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I have a small rowing boat/tender about 11 foot long and had this yeoman cougar 2014-05-16165336_zps9e1d4e36.jpg I would like to do a bit of sea fishing not too far out just to get the feel and taste for it but really what ever will be safe for me and the boat I would prefer a smaller boat so it could be managed better by myself or just two but would prefer some weather protection too.

I did think about the fun yak as the rib types seem to be taken out in pritty bad seas for there size (not that it would be my intention) but with its construction be safe to fish off too.

I did see a nice bonwitcho type in cornwall cheap but the travelling put me off was on pre loved / gumtree but seemed like a bargain

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I have never seen one of those before, looks a well built boat. I like the glassed in ribs on the hull, it looks about 17' nice size although I would prefer a little more beam, even 6" would make a difference. It looks like a modernised Wilson flyer without a fore deck, going by the shape of the hull at the stern. I notice none of the dory's shown have donkeys do you not fit them? I would not go out in a dory without donkeys. Cracking engine though and that is the main part of the boat, without it a boat is just a hole in the water that you pour money in to.

 

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Picture236.jpgits a seahog cmmadore half cathedral hull 17 and A half foot and its not a glass hull just a anti slip paint had a older boat was fed up fixing different things spent more time working on it so bought this 2008 hardly used it can be great fun go out in the sound of jura on it can be pretty hairy tides can be fierce

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