Best 20ft or less intercoastal boat???
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B. Wrong boat for a bar hopper. Really low boat to get in/out of especially at low tide on a commercial dock and it attracts too much attention/loud
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From: Cedar Rapids Iowa, LOTO, Cape Coral Fl.
Over on the gulf side, there are tons of Hurricane deck boats with outboards that I would think would suit your needs very well. There are many Hurricanes in rental fleets that rarely come out of the water so that should say something about them.
Good luck!
Good luck!
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You looking new or used?
If new, check out the 208 Release.
http://youtu.be/wT9ZVKBMQWU?width=852&height=480
If new, check out the 208 Release.
http://youtu.be/wT9ZVKBMQWU?width=852&height=480
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I would think at dead low tide boarding a classic Donzi from a high dock would be like juggling in a canoe in rough seas! Not much fun and likely to end in a crash and splash!
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From: Baton Rouge La.
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Jupiter Sensation made it out to be. It rides good for a deckboat and I am pretty picky about my ride and handling.
Quality was impressive also. Every rental fleet over here has nothing but Hurricane.
I saw one of those Donuts at the big bash at Picnic Island cple weeks ago cool as hell Just wouldn't want to go over 60 in it.
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