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**Cotemar** · 05-02-2012, 16:11

Smaller and wider may be a better option. Just sayin

yworry · 05-02-2012, 17:42

Again great responses from all! I get it no dishwasher.Just curious to early post on what sort of trouble you run into on the east coast with a larger boat?

savoir · 05-02-2012, 17:47

To quote an old salt I once knew named Peter Bowker " When the depth of your keel is greater than the depth of the water, you have probably run aground. "

He is also the one who said " Don't go where the wind ain't. "

Kettlewell · 05-02-2012, 19:04

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Just curious to early post on what sort of trouble you run into on the east coast with a larger boat?

If you want to explore half the East Coast of the USA, Norfolk to Miami, you have to be able to clear 65-foot fixed bridges and have a maximum draft of 6 feet. Anything over that and half of the East Coast is pretty much off limits.