Should I but this boat??

Question

http://www.maxumboats.com/sport_cruisers.asp?modelid=103737&year=2008

I can afford the boat. I own a dock right on the sea where i live .i'm getting a boat now. I'm a fisherman, i love to fish!!.Do you think i should buy this boat???

Answer 1

This is not a versatile fishing boat, but might be good for tuna. The engines are too big to troll at the correct speed for anything else, and the boat is to big for a trolling motor. You will be able to anchor and fish bait, and you will foul all that luxurious upholstery.

Your draft will be too deep to fish shallow areas, and your loud engine will scare fish away! You will get about 1 1/2 miles per gallon of gas.  

What the h**l, go ahead and buy it!

Answer 2

That nice

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Answer 3

dude that cost the same as my house, unless you can sleep in it when your wife gets made, dont lol.

Answer 4

Sure!!

Answer 5

Wait, you have a hard time spelling and capitalizing letters. You live on the water, and can afford a very expensive yacht to cover in fish guts. Why are you here asking that kind of question? Are you trying to make the little people feel even smaller?

Answer 6

It's a nice boat, I don't think you would be unhappy with it as a boat.

On the other hand, as a fisherman you might not find this to be the best style boat.  Most enthusiastic fishermen who buy a boat for fishing go with a 'center console' style boat when buying in this length.  There are also a number of variations on 'down east' working boats that are more suitable as well.

Talk to other fishermen in you're area.

Also, consider buying a used boat for you're first boat.  Boats depreciate something fierce, and there's lots of good, hardly used, boats of this class out there.  The majority of boat buyers either walk away from boating, or change the boat they want, within 2-3 years of initial purchase.

Answer 7

Sure, if you want to fish in luxury.

Answer 8

So, you are buying a fishing boat, good !