hi all just wondering about any information with regards the above.seen one on ebay with 40 mhrse power engine etc. this would be my first boat is it anygood for north sea and what would be safe distance for this size boat to travel.it would only be private and leisure only. or should i wait and save for a bigger boat. advice appreciated lads
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The 14ft dejon Has a really bad reputation on boat forums, for that reason alone, without even setting foot in one I wouldn't have one, specially for the north sea, my first boat was an Orkney 440 , also 14ft , it was very seaworthy but really was too small for the north sea (in my opinion) , I moved up from that to a 165 which is fine for fishing off our coast, as long as great care is taken to watch weather forecasts and sea conditions , having said all that, I now have a 20ft plus boat which feels safer and more comfortable again, so in a nutshell, go for the biggest boat you can._____________
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CJR dory, Wilson Flyer (i will be buying a flyer for my first boat) if you want a fast planing hull and great fishing platform...some people say they can slam when going at high speeds..but its never bothered me.
theres is a few others like our locally made Rievers..there are great boats too also orkneys and then you go up into the bigger money like Predators and so forthBring
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there are also canny boats
Seahog Fishing Boat for sale , Seahog Hunter & 50HP Evinrude OB with trailer. - Boats And Outboards
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just depends what you personally want in a boat...simply for fishing or do you want a cabin to take family?..do you want speed or just a plodder?Last edited by Axe; 24-02-2012, 06:24 PM.Bring
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