I know a guy up here who is begging for someont to tak ea CS 22 off his hands
- swing Keel, very trailerable... (Up here is Toronto area) in any case do
take a look for CS22's they are a dime a dozen an are supposed to be a great
learner boat. I say that on the recommendation of a bout 30 guys at the
sailing club. I went and bought a Catalina 25 and Pee'd them all off.

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On Nov 2, 12:04 pm, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote:
On Nov 2, 10:58 am, wrote:
My wife has always wanted to learn to sail, and have a sailboat, this
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Nice choice though.

I was wondering about that. It certainly doesn't look like it'd be as
easy as launching my bass boat! So that means at the very least I'll
have to spring for seasonal storage at the lake, and tow it to the
house for the winter.

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