teamchachi
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I own two 21' North River Seahawks. Very capable boats. We take them way offshore from Ucluelet all the time. They do not handle rough water as well as a Grady because they weight less and don't have quite as a deep a V. However, they also don't require a 250 on the back!
We ran out to the Wreck today in 5 foot swell and 1 foot wind waves at 25 knots and it was quite comfortable. The suspension seats help a LOT. We did that with a 150 hp Suzuki and burn around 8.5 gallons per hour. Try that with a Grady!
It is all about trade offs. I love aluminum and would buy again in a second.
http://www.salmonboats.ca - Sweet Rental Fishing Boats
We ran out to the Wreck today in 5 foot swell and 1 foot wind waves at 25 knots and it was quite comfortable. The suspension seats help a LOT. We did that with a 150 hp Suzuki and burn around 8.5 gallons per hour. Try that with a Grady!
It is all about trade offs. I love aluminum and would buy again in a second.
http://www.salmonboats.ca - Sweet Rental Fishing Boats
