Sea Sports Boats

[Marty]

I know most of you Ifish folks are in the aluminum mentality, but I need to know if any one has had much experience with Sea Sports. I'm thinking of buying.........and I do lower Columbia for salmon and sturgos, but mostly off shore chasing salmon and tuna. Tuna being my true love, (don't tell wife). How do they perform on our waters. OH.....I am looking at a 24' with a 5.7 and a duo-prop. Hate to think about selling my 24' trophy..............

Thanks for the info

Marty

[David Johnson]

Marty,

I ran a 27 foot Sea Sport for a lodge out of Sitka Alaska for three months. It's a very nice boat, comfortable, takes the rough water well.

I wish I had one just for the Columbia and ocean. The double prop is great.

If you have any more questions give me a shout.

[Pitch Pocket]

I take delivery of my 24' SeaSport Explorer on 2/28. I've got it rigged for the deep blue but will have it moored in Astoria May to Sept/Oct. Don't have a lot of experience with it, but looking to get it soon. You're welcome to visit if you like.

[Orca]

Do an IFish search for SeaSport. There are several old posts with a lot of information.

They are the dream boat of a lot of ocean goers. I know they are riding pretty smooth when they pass me on the way to the Chicken Ranch!

[spooner]

you will wonder "why diden't I get rid of that trophy years ago" :rolleyes: If you wont to go one beter go with the scagit orca. :grin: just my opinion. :wink: you will love your duo prop. untill it breaks :mad: graemlins/1zhelp.gif $$$$$$ over all you will be happy with it. :smile: can I go fishin I never caught a tuna :whazzup: good luck a good fishin

[Pirate]

Marty
Sea Sport is #1 in my book, if I were able to afford one. Sounds great and congrats, maybe see you out on the big blue this summer!

[Pitch Pocket]

Oh the pain. They delayed my delivery for one week. Something about wanting to get it done........