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Old 20-04-2016, 17:37   #1
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Spending the night on the ocean

In 6 weeks I will be moving to the east coast of north Florida. I will be getting a 25' to 29' boat to fish and maybe scuba from.

I am seeing boats like the 2950 Pro-Line and Aqua Sport 275 Explorer. These boats have a center cabin that would allow over night stays on the water.

Today I looked at a 28' Triton center console without a cabin. This makes a better pure fishing boat but I am thinking I would want to spend a night or two on the water. Especially if I trailer down to the keys.

Is wanting to spend a few nights on the ocean an ok idea or not? And why?

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