Dell Quay Dory
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roach
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Dell Quay Dory
What sort of situations is this boat suited for.?
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JimC
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Dell Quay Dory
Impossible to answer..... Without being smart 
What model? What engine? Where are you fishing?
What model? What engine? Where are you fishing?
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Re: Dell Quay Dory
Ah common now Jim, i thought you were Mystic Meg 
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roach
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Re: Dell Quay Dory
The question was asked from a complete novice who is interested in expandining his angling portfolio, smart comments are likely to send people away from our sport.
I asked the question as a complete novice to boat angling and was hoping for constructive comments.
If you can't be constructive then I would rather you did not bother.
P.S I appreciate your comment Jim C
I asked the question as a complete novice to boat angling and was hoping for constructive comments.
If you can't be constructive then I would rather you did not bother.
P.S I appreciate your comment Jim C
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Re: Dell Quay Dory
Hi Roach, you will get all the support and advice that you need on this forum to help you get more from your fishing. Please don't interpret the above comments as smart ass as I don't think they were intended as such. If you can give us a little more detail, I'm sure you'll get some of the answers that you're looking for.
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yappo
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Re: Dell Quay Dory
Roach, you will look back on your comment later on in your boating life and have a laugh. The guys on here are very helpful but because they are used to each other they take the piss. Don't worry nothing malicious in it, you just need to grow a thick skin and give as good as you get. So expand on your question with some more detail and you will see.
Yappo
So expand on your question with some more detail and you will see.Yappo
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Re: Dell Quay Dory
Spot on yappo,
Roach, There are many styles ,models,sizes of Dell Quay Dory, if as you mentioned ,you are a novice ,I assume you are looking at a 16-20 foot boat?
Dell Quay have a good reputation. They are strongly built boats if a little heavy.
If you are new to boating I would strongly suggest doing a power boat handling course before considering buying a boat. You will then know what type of craft will suit your needs.
More info is required to answer your question properly,and JimC is the man for that.
Roach, There are many styles ,models,sizes of Dell Quay Dory, if as you mentioned ,you are a novice ,I assume you are looking at a 16-20 foot boat?
Dell Quay have a good reputation. They are strongly built boats if a little heavy.
If you are new to boating I would strongly suggest doing a power boat handling course before considering buying a boat. You will then know what type of craft will suit your needs.
More info is required to answer your question properly,and JimC is the man for that.
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JimC
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Re: Dell Quay Dory
Actually.... Many of your questions might be answered here: http://www.topfisher.eu/first-run-fishing-new-boat/