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!!

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You call 65 warm? 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

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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.