I'm not a big cat guy, but if I went the cat way I would only go with the AO3100. Just love those things. Awesome boats.

Dueclaws!!!

Do you have your boat in slings behind the house or on a trailer somewhere?? I know I've seen you out before!

At least its still warm there!!

:D :D

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You call 65 warm?:D If it's below 72, I'm cold.

You've seen me on Clear Lake and possibly Galveston Bay.

How big of water have you run in before it got a little uncomfortable? I know there built like tanks , but just wondering about the rough stuff!!

Thanks!

Dueclaws: I am right there with you!

Wellllllllllllllllllllllllllll, I'm ata powerplant in Michigan and its 36 right now with a 8 mile an hour wind!! Burrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!

What a person will do to buy a bigger boat!!!

Hey Shaw what are you doing at that powerplant? Which one is it? Drop me an email [email protected]

Plus... It is your own fault that you are up there not ours :D

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We've been out in some pretty rough stuff. IMHO it's subjective because different folks have different definitions of rough. My wife has a sensitive back, so we have to choose the water conditions more carefully. But, in many "rough" conditions the faster you run the better the ride! We normally cruise at 70-80 mph.

Most cats will not give a wet ride like the AO (Chris Cat) does. The AO has no spray rails. A heavier boat, will also ride rougher not smoother. A great hull will float from wave to wave ie: Skater, Motion, Spectre and Eliminator are some examples.