socal_2376
New member
Greetings,
I have a 22' Angler and take it to Catalina. I always keep a close tab on the weather and am flexible on days I cross the Channel. Once I was caught in 7'-8' Seas and really was shaken up. After arriving in Avalon I met someone who had made the crossing from San Clemente Island to Avalon during the same rough conditions. The Owner said he never felt in Peril and the 19' Angler took the rough weather nicely! I know these are Sea Worthy Boats and you have to slow down with the flat bottom design in chop/rough weather. I have seen photos on the C-Dory Site of them in some rough water in Oregon but I am really interested in any photos/videos of anyone really pushing these crafts to the limit.
Thanks in Advance!
I have a 22' Angler and take it to Catalina. I always keep a close tab on the weather and am flexible on days I cross the Channel. Once I was caught in 7'-8' Seas and really was shaken up. After arriving in Avalon I met someone who had made the crossing from San Clemente Island to Avalon during the same rough conditions. The Owner said he never felt in Peril and the 19' Angler took the rough weather nicely! I know these are Sea Worthy Boats and you have to slow down with the flat bottom design in chop/rough weather. I have seen photos on the C-Dory Site of them in some rough water in Oregon but I am really interested in any photos/videos of anyone really pushing these crafts to the limit.
Thanks in Advance!