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Originally Posted by Zuzana Designs
Will thanks for the input you are always very informative. The boat you have is almost identical to what my Dad is trying to convince me to buy. He says “you can piss off the side and don’t need a bathroom Sarah, it’s a boat. You fish from it. You have a house for cooking and taking dumps.” Everyone I talk to says get a used boat like you said Will. I’m off to see my parents again in Tennessee next month and will make my decision then. I lurk all the cities within 200 miles to see what deals I can find on boats. Lots of people have nice boats they can’t make afford anymore and will sell them for a great price.
Sucks to hear about you not being able to go out and fish cause of BP  I hope it stays clear of NC. |
Also it is always good to start off with something cheap and smaller. If you like it, and use it a lot and stick with it, then you can decide exactly what you want to buy and spend a lot of money on. If you buy the 100K cabin cruiser then decide it isn't what you wanted you pretty much fucked. Also if you drop a lot of money then find out you really never use it. It's best to get a boat to make sure this is something you will use often and then use that boat to get your feet wet and decide what you like and didn't like about it, then make your big purchase if you still want to.
<- that goes true for just about any big purchase you plan on making in life.