Dream Boats

[Sharkbyte]

Following on from the Bad Boats topic everyone has their favourites but what would you really have if your balls came up?

 

Mine is a Zodiac CZ7, no question. Instead of looking at Windguru the days before a planned trip and wishing it would drop below 10 knots, I'd be studying the charts and praying it would rise well above 20 knots, preferably easterlies.

 

Play the video and see what you think.

Sharkbyte's No.1 Boat

[lucky_]

I wouldn't muck about. I'd go for this...

 

Lochin 40 Americano Flybridge (1999) £225,000

 

 

To check it out look in the Resale Boats section of this site www.lochin.com

[Davy Holt]

Hiya,

 

only one for me.. a 40' Wildcat with all the toys

[Guest CJS2]

Following on from the Bad Boats topic everyone has their favourites but what would you really have if your balls came up?

 

Mine is a Zodiac CZ7, no question. Instead of looking at Windguru the days before a planned trip and wishing it would drop below 10 knots, I'd be studying the charts and praying it would rise well above 20 knots, preferably easterlies.

 

Play the video and see what you think.

Sharkbyte's No.1 Boat

 

Sharkbyte, great fun, but how in the world are you gona fish in those sort of conditions, great for 'boy racers' and adults that have never grown up but a fishing or cruising boat, Huyyyy!!!!

 

Simply confirms my feelings about dinghy owners, speed has nothing to do with the fishing in their mind

 

CJS2

Edited July 12, 2006 by CJS2

[medwaygreen]

Here's mine

http://international.searay.com/sport_crui...;modelyear=2006

If only

[Sharkbyte]

Sharkbyte, great fun, but how in the world are you gona fish in those sort of conditions, great for 'boy racers' and adults that have never grown up but a fishing or cruising boat, Huyyyy!!!!

 

Simply confirms my feelings about dinghy owners, speed has nothing to do with the fishing in their mind

 

Not sure whether to be offended or flattered Cliff, I'll learn to enjoy some peace and quiet when the lids shut and I've only got maggots for company.

[Guest CJS2]

Not sure whether to be offended or flattered Cliff, I'll learn to enjoy some peace and quiet when the lids shut and I've only got maggots for company.

 

Wont be short of bait then, do they have lakes there . . . yes of course, they need them to put the fires out,

 

Cliff

[Sharkbyte]

At £200,000 I think the Zodiac should be able to handle a ride accross Fire and Brimstone without breaking sweat.

[Guest NickInTheNorth]

well if it was one of the big euro millions draws it would need to be something of this nature just to get me around to where the fishing is good:

 

http://www.rodriquez.it/yachts/series48.php

 

With of course a decent wee fishing boat hung on the back

[Happy Dude]

PFFFT!!!!!

 

the sea in that video is like an average day off dunbar in my seahog

 

and that looked like ian burrett sailing round the mull head at the end of it

 

anyway.....

 

i'm taking up golf so i can but greg normans boat off him when he gets fedup with it

 

http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=h...6lr%3D%26sa%3DN

 

 

note the full sized game boat craned up onto the deck, that would do

Edited July 12, 2006 by Happy Dude