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Nordic Tug 42 review...
"Eisboch" wrote in message ... "Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message ... On Tue, 21 Nov 2006 07:34:33 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote: You have to rethink your expectations. Could you comfortably live aboard the Contender for two or three weeks at a time? Kick back on the couch and watch a football game? Take a nooner in a comfortable, air conditioned stateroom while Mrs. Wave prepares a full course meal in the galley? Good points all and that's exactly how I need to approach this. Another issue that I know you have a handle on, but affects most of us here in the Northeast is dockage for larger boats. At Kingman, where I am, there are probably 10 times as many slips for 36' and under boats as there are for boats over 36'. And often, it's not just the length that makes finding a slip difficult ... it's the beam. In Scituate, the town slips technically were restricted to boats of 30' or less, but they made exceptions for some that were bigger as long as the beam was 10' or less. When you start getting into 15+ foot beams, the availability of slips in this part of the country starts drying up fast. Down south, however, a 15' beam boat is a peanut. Eisboch A packing peanut ? |
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