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02-14-2016, 11:00 AM
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02-14-2016, 11:08 AM
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Its understandable as the old saying goes - (to do in Rome what the Romans do) everyone is making a trend CC boat. And I mean everyone. IMO the market is already over saturated from every manu making them. Last year I talked to guys at Sea Hunter, Sea Vee and some others who have been in the CC market from day one and thats all they have ever done.
They all said the true professional fisherman and hardcore fisherman would not buy these trend boats and wondered how well the Sportboat manu is really going to sell sport style CC boats year after year plus are they really going to make it a fishing boat or a combo. Anyways kind of reminds of an example of Sea Ray trying to enter into the wakeboard market.
I have never fished a day in my life so I can not see myself every buying a CC boat unless selling it to make money on. So far the west coast has not adapted the CC style of boat trend like the East coast has. Pontoons & Wakeboard boats all have been completely adapted thru out the USA. IMO I can not see these sportboat manu's knocking it out of the park year after year selling CC boats. There is only so much customer base for these and especially the sport CC style whether you fish or not. Just my 2 C's
They all said the true professional fisherman and hardcore fisherman would not buy these trend boats and wondered how well the Sportboat manu is really going to sell sport style CC boats year after year plus are they really going to make it a fishing boat or a combo. Anyways kind of reminds of an example of Sea Ray trying to enter into the wakeboard market.
I have never fished a day in my life so I can not see myself every buying a CC boat unless selling it to make money on. So far the west coast has not adapted the CC style of boat trend like the East coast has. Pontoons & Wakeboard boats all have been completely adapted thru out the USA. IMO I can not see these sportboat manu's knocking it out of the park year after year selling CC boats. There is only so much customer base for these and especially the sport CC style whether you fish or not. Just my 2 C's
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02-14-2016, 11:48 AM
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Its understandable as the old saying goes - (to do in Rome what the Romans do) everyone is making a trend CC boat. And I mean everyone. IMO the market is already over saturated from every manu making them. Last year I talked to guys at Sea Hunter, Sea Vee and some others who have been in the CC market from day one and thats all they have ever done.
They all said the true professional fisherman and hardcore fisherman would not buy these trend boats and wondered how well the Sportboat manu is really going to sell sport style CC boats year after year plus are they really going to make it a fishing boat or a combo. Anyways kind of reminds of an example of Sea Ray trying to enter into the wakeboard market.
I have never fished a day in my life so I can not see myself every buying a CC boat unless selling it to make money on. So far the west coast has not adapted the CC style of boat trend like the East coast has. Pontoons & Wakeboard boats all have been completely adapted thru out the USA. IMO I can not see these sportboat manu's knocking it out of the park year after year selling CC boats. There is only so much customer base for these and especially the sport CC style whether you fish or not. Just my 2 C's
They all said the true professional fisherman and hardcore fisherman would not buy these trend boats and wondered how well the Sportboat manu is really going to sell sport style CC boats year after year plus are they really going to make it a fishing boat or a combo. Anyways kind of reminds of an example of Sea Ray trying to enter into the wakeboard market.
I have never fished a day in my life so I can not see myself every buying a CC boat unless selling it to make money on. So far the west coast has not adapted the CC style of boat trend like the East coast has. Pontoons & Wakeboard boats all have been completely adapted thru out the USA. IMO I can not see these sportboat manu's knocking it out of the park year after year selling CC boats. There is only so much customer base for these and especially the sport CC style whether you fish or not. Just my 2 C's
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Its understandable as the old saying goes - (to do in Rome what the Romans do) everyone is making a trend CC boat. And I mean everyone. IMO the market is already over saturated from every manu making them. Last year I talked to guys at Sea Hunter, Sea Vee and some others who have been in the CC market from day one and thats all they have ever done.
They all said the true professional fisherman and hardcore fisherman would not buy these trend boats and wondered how well the Sportboat manu is really going to sell sport style CC boats year after year plus are they really going to make it a fishing boat or a combo. Anyways kind of reminds of an example of Sea Ray trying to enter into the wakeboard market.
I have never fished a day in my life so I can not see myself every buying a CC boat unless selling it to make money on. So far the west coast has not adapted the CC style of boat trend like the East coast has. Pontoons & Wakeboard boats all have been completely adapted thru out the USA. IMO I can not see these sportboat manu's knocking it out of the park year after year selling CC boats. There is only so much customer base for these and especially the sport CC style whether you fish or not. Just my 2 C's
They all said the true professional fisherman and hardcore fisherman would not buy these trend boats and wondered how well the Sportboat manu is really going to sell sport style CC boats year after year plus are they really going to make it a fishing boat or a combo. Anyways kind of reminds of an example of Sea Ray trying to enter into the wakeboard market.
I have never fished a day in my life so I can not see myself every buying a CC boat unless selling it to make money on. So far the west coast has not adapted the CC style of boat trend like the East coast has. Pontoons & Wakeboard boats all have been completely adapted thru out the USA. IMO I can not see these sportboat manu's knocking it out of the park year after year selling CC boats. There is only so much customer base for these and especially the sport CC style whether you fish or not. Just my 2 C's
You would have a point if those building them weren't filled with orders for them.
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