red bay 159?
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- SAI Hammerhead
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red bay 159?
considering buying a 2003 16ft redbay 159 as my first boat, anyone owned one of these or have any opinions on them? as this would be my first boat would it suit a first timer?
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- SAI Megalodon!
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Hi Nialler,
Glad 2 c u r getting into the boating world. U have a whole new fishing experience ahead of u.
First things first, u really need to do some boat handling courses, there are plenty available on the net, but u should at least do a power boat handling coarse. If u can, try also to do a navigation course i.e. in-shore navigation.
I am assuming that you have VHF license and an inshore Flair pack as these are a MUST. It also might be worth considering getting a GPS/chart plotter and fish finder. These are not necessary, BUT very worth while having.
By the way, what type of water r u fishing ?? wot part of the country r u in??
If there are any questions u need answering, send me a PM.
DANNY
Glad 2 c u r getting into the boating world. U have a whole new fishing experience ahead of u.
First things first, u really need to do some boat handling courses, there are plenty available on the net, but u should at least do a power boat handling coarse. If u can, try also to do a navigation course i.e. in-shore navigation.
I am assuming that you have VHF license and an inshore Flair pack as these are a MUST. It also might be worth considering getting a GPS/chart plotter and fish finder. These are not necessary, BUT very worth while having.
By the way, what type of water r u fishing ?? wot part of the country r u in??
If there are any questions u need answering, send me a PM.
DANNY
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- SAI Hammerhead
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