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Not all 16s are the same..Anyway, I absolutley love my boat..awesome on gas! handles rough water good and goes anyplace the big guys do within reason, Since I mostly fish alone, the need for larger just wasnt nessasary...anyway I am very happy with this boat, set up the right way they are awesome fishing machines, I can get into some tight spots where the others cannot go...I also top out at 31mph, which is fast enough for me, 2 gallons of gass and I can fish all day long...There isnt anyplace in the bay I cannot go to fish..It took me a season or two to customize it the way I wanted but now its just awesome...Anyway, you cant go wrong with these key largo boats..I baught mine at G&S Marine on the cape...great guys..I added the leaning post with cooler underneath, I have a 26 gallon livewell, that holds all the bunker I need for a days fishing, Duel batts...etc..Its much cheaper to slip costing me under a $1000 a year..I have saved a ton over what it used to cost me to drive to south county...the boat is that good on fuel..
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I agree. I had the 17 and found it to be very comfortable, stable, and roomy. Great on fuel too. I had a 75hp merc on it.Also had a t-top with all the electronics inside it. Its a little bumpy on anything over 3' but superb in light seas. This is an old pic from'99. If I get another boat, I won't hesitate to get another Key Largo, just a little bigger though.
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great guys.
Like the Reaper said though, keep safety foremost. One of the reasons I got out of boat fishing is because of safety. I really liked night fishing in it, but had a lot of close calls. Its really easy to get into a lot of trouble quickly out there. Maybe spend some time in a buddy's boat before going it on your own.
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