WTB $300 000 Boat for $100 000. Serious offers only please.

[fishin solo]

https://www.yachtworld.com/boats/2005/osprey-pilothouse-long-cabin-3197331/

 

[fishin solo]

https://www.yachtworld.com/boats/2007/skagit-orca-2700-xlc-3242599/

 

[Rain City]

https://www.yachtworld.com/boats/2007/skagit-orca-2700-xlc-3242599/

Top 3 for sure.

 

[Buckethead905]

I think we are on a wild goose chase

 

[dmurph]

ya

https://www.yachtworld.com/core/listing/pl_boat_detail.jsp?&units=Feet&id=3466483&lang=en&slim=broker&&hosturl=canmar&&ywo=canmar

This would probably be the best choice for what you described and budget. It’s like a floating cabin that fishes. If I could afford to run a rig like this I’d be all over it. Higher moorage, dual engines and drives the costs start to add up. Plus I like to be able to trailer. For you though this should work great.

 

[dmurph]

https://www.yachtworld.com/boats/2007/skagit-orca-2700-xlc-3242599/

Nice rig

 

[Rain City]

I think we are on a wild goose chase

I've called her worse than that.

 

[Corey_lax]

I think it’s time to up the budget by $50,000. You’re young, business looks good. Go get what you guys can enjoy for the next ten years + and you won’t even think about the extra money in a year or two

 

[Rain City]

I think it’s time to up the budget by $50,000. You’re young, business looks good. Go get what you guys can enjoy for the next ten years + and you won’t even think about the extra money in a year or two

I think you're absolutely right. We spend 10k-12k on "boating" a year regardless of what we own. So to me it seems silly to limit our enjoyment of that expense by keeping a 30k boat.

 

[Oly1]

https://www.yachtworld.com/boats/2007/skagit-orca-2700-xlc-3242599/

Would this boat not be seriously underpowered with twin 150’s? That’s a lot of boat for that HP. Lot of money for the boat to only find out you have to repower with twin 200’s to really enjoy the boat.

Oly

 

[fishin solo]

Would this boat not be seriously underpowered with twin 150’s? That’s a lot of boat for that HP. Lot of money for the boat to only find out you have to repower with twin 200’s to really enjoy the boat.

Oly

Seen lots of the orca 24’ with a single 300 so might be. I would think twin 225 would be the perfect power

 

[MRWood]

This is a fun thread to follow. I love how everyone is so excited about helping someone find a kick butt boat. To think it all started at the 22 Seasport. I personally think the 27 Shamrock looks like a great compromise between comfort and all out fishing machine. Good luck rainman

 

[Reeltime]

lol i'm looking hard too... i feel like i'm buying it with your money kind of a rush, can't wait till my last kid finishes university.. jealous.
my wife is going how come your looking at 100,000 boats, it's for someone else... mmmhmmm

 

[trophywife]

I think it’s time to up the budget by $50,000. You’re young, business looks good. Go get what you guys can enjoy for the next ten years + and you won’t even think about the extra money in a year or two

you buy that grady? lol

 

[wildmanyeah]

Tough to find the open deck space that is nice for fishing but with enough space upfront so kids and wife don't notice they have left the living room.

 

[Rain City]

Tough to find the open deck space that is nice for fishing but with enough space upfront so kids and wife don't notice they have left the living room.

There's a couple. Just really expensive. Plus what I would think is a big fishing area is probably small to guys with real fishing machines.

Try catching 12 Sockeye in a couple hours on that!

 

[wildmanyeah]

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There's a couple. Just really expensive. Plus what I would think is a big fishing area is probably small to guys with real fishing machines.

Try catching 12 Sockeye in a couple hours on that!

I can fish in cramped spaces what I have a hard time doing is standing in the back and netting the fish at the same time. I like a bit of room to be able to walk back a bit with the rod tip up in the air. I would almost rather sit in the rain then put the top up on my boat and try to land a decent size chinook.

 

[Rain City]

I can fish in cramped spaces what I have a hard time doing is standing in the back and netting the fish at the same time. I like a bit of room to be able to walk back a bit with the rod tip up in the air. I would almost rather sit in the rain then put the top up on my boat and try to land a decent size chinook.

Definitely run out of room with the canopy there. 5'-6' would be plenty, right now I have 4'.

 

[Aces]

I think it’s time to up the budget by $50,000. You’re young, business looks good. Go get what you guys can enjoy for the next ten years + and you won’t even think about the extra money in a year or two

Cannabis business is great right now

 

[Rain City]

Cannabis business is great right now

Oh believe me if I had stuck to what I was good at in high school I'd be rich right now lol