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Hello - New member from SG

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Iso0725
Deckhand
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Joined: Wed Jun 08, 2016 9:48 am
Home Port: SG

Hello - New member from SG

Post by Iso0725 »

Hi Gents,

I am based in SG and new to boating. Time doesn't allow me to travel long fishing trips. Seriously evaluating getting an Albin 28 or 31 or Gradywhite outboard for 1-2 days fishing in coastal waters around eastern bank, horsburg or southern islands. Like the outboard setup of the Grady but felt safer with the seafaring ability of an Albin.

Chance upon this forum, filled with amazing people and tons of knowledge. :D


Cheers!
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Jeremyvmd
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Joined: Mon Aug 10, 2015 11:17 am
Home Port: Waretown nj

Re: Hello - New member from SG

Post by Jeremyvmd »

Welcome to the board! I can completly understand the outboard v inboard dilemma. I grew up with outboard boats with big whalers that my dad has allways owned and small outboard bay boats that have been my primary boats. Stepping into a a28 was one of the best decisions I've made! So goo that even my dad a die hard whaler fan is looking for a 32+2 or maybe an a35
1989 Viking 45C “Knot Crazy”
1998 Albin 28te "Shady Lady" *sold*
1999 seagull nautico 19 "Purrrspective" *sold*
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WillieC
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Joined: Wed Nov 13, 2013 10:48 am
Home Port: Hood Canal, WA

Re: Hello - New member from SG

Post by WillieC »

Welcome aboard iso0725. We are based on HC.
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