Boat Advice?

[macojoe]

I have two budysa that have 17' Henery O's They are a great boat!! they take the water beter then my 20' wellcraft!!

But finding one is the real trick! They are hard to find.

[mattg1970]

Where can I find info on these boats? Any info would be great.
Thanks
Matt

[macojoe]

They are a very hard boat to come by. Will ask my friend were to get the info?? I think he told me that they were made by Taylor Mfg ??

The 2nd guy I know just bought his this summer off Ebay and had to drive to CT to pick it up. He loves it and says it is worth every penny!! Has fished the Vinyard many times this year already and out side Chatam.

[Raider Ronnie]

Originally Posted by mattg1970

Where can I find info on these boats? Any info would be great.
Thanks
Matt

Go to
www.thehulltruth.com
You can find all the info and ask all the questions you want!

[Got Stripers]

My 19 foot Lund ProV is for sale still $10,900, it's a great all around bay boat and it really handles the seas well. It's a wet boat if it's blowing and your not heading up-down wind, but in a small chop you can open it up and do 42 without getting soaked. The 130 Honda 4-stroke is a sweat engine only about 248 hours, turn the key and go, quite and have you seen the price of gas.

[mattg1970]

Thanks for the advice I will have to do some research.
Thanks
Matt

[Westport Jeff]

I moved up this spring from a 16' tin boat to an 18' Parker. Very happy with the boat. Solid and economical with a 115 HP 4 stroke. This past month I have made runs over to Cuttyhunk and the Elizabeth's from Westport. However you do need to pick your days.

I looked at them all this past winter. Grady $$$, Jones Brothers, Hydrasport, etc.

I suggest that you take some out for a sea trial and see what you like.

I went to the hull truth website before I bought mine. Could not find anything negative about a Parker or Jones Brothers.

[devils fiddle]

18 Parker. simple design with rugged fishability.