How to Choose the RIGHT Sportfishing Boat (What We Like and Don't Like About Ours)
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- Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024
- Are you trying to find the perfect offshore fishing boat for your needs? Well, we've been there before too, and in this video, we're going to break down all the reasons we chose Speechless as our boat, but also what we like and don't like about the boat after having owned it for a year now.
If you're serious about buying a sportfishing boat, you'll no doubt enjoy this video.
And if you ever want to join us on a charter, visit us at: speechlesssport...
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I like rambling!!! We here for it!!
Great video! Happy to be your dock neighbor in slip 91 behind you. We finally backed "Mad Ludwig" into her slip on Monday afternoon. Look forward to meeting you!!!
Exciting bud!!!
Blackwell makes a beautiful boat. Ive beeen theough their old factory on the mainland years ago before they moved to Wancheese. Thay are awesome folks their as well. Ive been in Pirates Cove for 20 years now and look forward to catching up with you guys soon. My good friend has a boat right beside you guys at the pier. Cheers guys! 👍🏻
Look forward to it 👍
It’s a beautiful boat, love her lines.
Appreciate that Leonard 👍
May ride down and see if y’all are around this week, down tell twenty third doing some stuff to house
Teak takes time, but there are ways to make it less painful. Personally, i’ve found that scrubbing it with a coarse sponge after fishing (once a month) should do the trick. People have different opinions on teak but few know what they’re talking about in terms of maintenance. I use a mix of ammonia and oxy clean and scrub it with a essentially a brillo pad. The oxy clean is easier on your metal than snappy teak - which does a fine job as well. I oil the teak a few times a year after cleaning it so it won’t crack as easily and maintains its color / oils. it also makes the teak smoother without having to do any hardcore sanding because the coarse sponge sands a little while you clean. I’m sure when you guys stepped on the boat for the first time the teak was looking good 😉. The covering boards have you riding in style!!
Nice looking boat. I'm looking for an upgrade to something similar.
Thanks Roy!!
Beautiful boat, but $750 bucks for that 10"x18" upholstered drink holder? I'd have to be drinking water or PBR after spending that on just cup holder/armrest. Platinum cup holders?🤣
The curtains were don by Zack at brake Marine Canvas in Morehead. It's a great boat. I have some old pictures of her if yall would like to see.
Absolutely! Thanks!
@@saltwaterfishinguniversity I need to get you in touch with my father in law. He owned the boat before it was Retriever and did the major refit on it. Do you have an email or some other form of contact I can share with him?
Thank you for this video - great info
Glad you enjoyed it 👍
Very nice video. We owned a 34' Tollycraft and a 17' Boston Whaler for many years. I can only imagine what your fuel costs have to be (twin diesels, right??). Back then the Bertram 42' Sportfisherman was the king of the sports fishing boats, and Viking. Would you care to tell us what that boat cost? Personally, I prefer a boat of that size with a flying bridge (controls and helm), as it provides for much better visibility and frees up a lot of space in the cockpit area. Gardis in CT
Hey Gardis! Yes, twin diesels, getting about .9 mpg most days. The boat was about 500k before the improvements we made. Appreciate you stopping by!
Excellent video, about the Blackwell. I wonder how better your 40ft is on fuel compared to a Albemarle 40ft express. I know they are deep v heavy boats. Hopefully your building rod storage in the cabin.
I'm watching this video as if I have this problem where I can't decide what Sportfishing Boat I want but can't afford...
Love you guys, but it’s Beaufort, not Beauford. 😂
We're a work in progress for sure Bill!😄
Step one. Open wallet.
Step two. Ask what do you have in the blow up department?....