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Something between 100' and 175' is usually right for a beginner. Boats in
this size range will not be prone to sudden movements due to wind & current. The last thing a newbie needs is surprises, especially in crowded waters like the L.I. Sound. You'll also get first class treatment in places like Manhasset, or Shelter Island, if you get out that far. "David" wrote in message . com... I plan on buying a power boat within the year and will be using it on Long Island Sound. What's a good size that can be easily handled by 1 person? |
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