Best boat hull for Lake Erie?
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Hello this is my first post; I am looking to get into my first performance boat in the spring. Can anyone give some advice on the best boat manufacture for the money and which one will handle the best on the lake? I have been away from the lake for almost 10 years and now the kids are getting older. Thanks in advance.
Some of the features I think I need are the following.
• 26 to 33 ft
• Twins or single?
• Sleeps 2 to 3
• Price 30k to 50k
• Enclosed head
• And I have this thing for speed
Some of the features I think I need are the following.
• 26 to 33 ft
• Twins or single?
• Sleeps 2 to 3
• Price 30k to 50k
• Enclosed head
• And I have this thing for speed
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Sunsation Dominator! 99-01's are obtainable in that price range if u look!
Just seen a 01 tricked out sell for under 55 with 300 hrs, worth upping your price range for imo
Just seen a 01 tricked out sell for under 55 with 300 hrs, worth upping your price range for imo
Last edited by THE 288 KID; 09-03-2010 at 11:54 AM.
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Those year Dominators do not have an enclosed head. A Dominator is not going to be the best riding boat in the size range on Lake Erie. There were many days on LOTO when we turned around and went back to the dock because we weren't in the mood to have our kidneys beat out of our bodies.
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Those year Dominators do not have an enclosed head. A Dominator is not going to be the best riding boat in the size range on Lake Erie. There were many days on LOTO when we turned around and went back to the dock because we weren't in the mood to have our kidneys beat out of our bodies.
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I have been on just about every kinda boat in just about every kinda conditions on Erie and the very best was a 38 Scarab flatdeck hands down.
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I'm not talking 2' chop. I'm talking Holiday weekends on the main channel in washing machine water where you have no idea where the next 6' - 8' hole in may appear due to opposing cruiser wakes. I'm sure a good day on Erie would make that water look like a ripple.



