Manitoumagic wrote in message
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The only time a flybridge gets uncomfortable
is in heavy seas. Being higher up magnifies the effect of the boat
rocking
around.

Agreed, but I believe the boat the original poster mentions has a lower
helm as
well (My Silverton does)... in inclement weather, that's where you'll find
me,
unless close quarters or other conditions force me topside.

I've aways thought it a travesty that in recent years it's become
commonplace
to build larger flybridge boats with no lower station... especially when
you
consider the prices paid for these boats today.

Tee hee hee hee .... ya gotta be kidding ....

Eisboch