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Looking to buy a Skagit Orca. O/B and good condition.
Looking to buy a Skagit Orca. O/B and good condition.
Your in business.This one fills all the boxes. Looks clean as a whistle. Low hour power. It should have a fridge or ice box. Now to figure out if the if the price is reasonable.2007 Skagit Orca 22' - boats - by owner
Skagit Orca 22',27 OAL. This boat is a fishermans/womens dream, comes with stove, sink, plug in for coolers, marine head, Scotty Downriggers, two anchoring systems, additional storage box on swim...vancouver.craigslist.org
Is there a fridge ? Any chance for a couple photos of inside V-berth ? Thx.2007 Skagit Orca 22' - boats - by owner
Skagit Orca 22',27 OAL. This boat is a fishermans/womens dream, comes with stove, sink, plug in for coolers, marine head, Scotty Downriggers, two anchoring systems, additional storage box on swim...vancouver.craigslist.org
It's not mine sorry!Is there a fridge ? Any chance for a couple photos of inside V-berth ? Thx.
Any chance to have a phone call ?It's not mine sorry!
I know this boat, and the gentleman who owns it. He is an absolute gentleman in the truest sense of the definition. His boat appears to be in very good condition, and is completely outfitted with all the goodies. If you contact him through his ad on Craigslist, I'm sure that he will answer all of your questions. In his Craigslist listing, it does show one photo with some of the cuddy. I have no skin in this game at all aside from giving a good positive reference to both the boat and the owner. Good luck in finding the right boat for your needs.Is there a fridge ? Any chance for a couple photos of inside V-berth ? Thx.
Call the guy from the adAny chance to have a phone call ?
Looking to buy a Skagit Orca. O/B and good condition.
OK. Here I am.PM me your email , may have something for you
Hi Dr. B. I own a 2007 22ft Orca and Sharphooks has provided me with much useful information over the years. He's a knowledgeable gentleman and a lot of what he said in his post is true. Orcas can be tricky to handle especially in following seas. That being said they are extremely well built boats and small changes to the pod, the outboard position and the prop selection on these boats can make huge differences in how they handle. I have changed all three on my boat since purchasing it in 2017. I believe the shorter Orcas are more sensitive to these changes (as per High Time's post). Last fall I re-powered my boat with a 300 Suzuki mounted on an Atlas Hydraulic jack plate. A 300 is the right power for these boats and being able to adjust the height of the outboard greatly improves the handling. I fish exclusively on the West Coast of Van Isle and these boats will handle bad weather and get you home safely. However, I definitely recommend sea-trialing the boat as they all seem to ride a little differently. Good luck with your search.Looking to buy a Skagit Orca. O/B and good condition.