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Love the red boats! Congrats, and welcome!

I used to have a Ural sidecar rig. Just TRY for a quick fill-up, NOT going to happen!

Capt. Mac, that is true of any model or brand of boat. But if nobody bought new ones then there wouldn't be any used ones! The new boat buyers keep the entire industry alive, and we should thank them. So if you can afford it, indulge!

Very pretty boat, David. Does it have any sort of keel? Wondering how it tracks at low speed?

Sold! Thanks to Marc at Wefing's for making this such a smooth easy process.

It's in the same general range as a Ranger Tug 25 Outboard with single 250HP, or a Rosborough RF-246, depending upon how it is powered and equipped. New boats are pricey!

David, Evinrude has recently done just that, released a G2 3-cylinder at 115, 140, and 150hp. I have no experience with these motors but do a search and you will find lots of online discussion about the new series.

If you find yourself in St. Armand circle, by all means go to the Columbia restaurant. We were served the two best crab dishes of my experience, both featuring fresh Stone Crab. One chilled with lemon and drawn butter and the other warm with Cajun spices. I still can't decide which one I liked...

I particularly liked----" If you’ve got a boat for recreating you’ve won life’s lottery, ---". That's a good perspective.

Welcome Glenn & Mysha! We are also fans of the C-25 but must say that if towing across country you should plan on a vehicle rated for towing 8K to 10K pounds, or better. That will still be better than towing Ranger Tugs or any trawler, but it's a good bit more than the factory's optimistic...

A brand new Tomcat! Wow, that is cool. Congrats!

A 2017 Center Console? Did not think that current ownership was building such a creature.

Oh I don't think that anyone here is saying that they should not have been allowed to go. Yes, it's their lives and their decisions, they are free to do as they wish. Just as we are free to criticize their decision, and the trend to do stupid dangerous stunts for the sake of youtube fame and...

Nice!

And they never bring beer or help pay for gas, either.

Congrats and have big fun.

He is a good writer who kept me reading much more than I had intended. He surely had my sympathy.

I can't say that I admire this sort of thing, as success or disaster is mostly a matter of luck, and success can inspire others to attempt the same. There is no reason for such a voyage.

I agree. The day I bought my boat was stressful and the day that I took delivery a bit terrifying! First trip has it's stressful moments, too. It was after we got more used to everything and grew in confidence that the experiences became much better. I would say that my/our best day was a day...

I think that the 22 Angler would be better without the rear bulkhead, just have a drop canvas, and agree that would be a better option than the 19 for a four person dayboat. But I'm a warm water boater!