Darragh 14
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Darragh 14
Thinking of downgrading from a microplus boat to a darragh 14 ,I'm thinking smaller engine for more fuel economy and a smaller cabin for more fishing room ,I was looking into orkney longliner/coastliner with a cuddy but are beyond my price range at the moment should I wait or is a darragh 14 worth taking a chance on ,I wouldn't be going out in stupid weather ,but how do they perform?
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Re: Darragh 14
Is it the Darragh with the cuddy? ....My first boat 
The longliner/ coastliner would probably be a better boat but the Darragh will do fine for fine-weather inshore fishing. Performance will not be eye watering in terms of speed but they are a displacement hull anyway. We always had steering from tiller outboard. If you had a steering system then you would be well protected from the elements.

The longliner/ coastliner would probably be a better boat but the Darragh will do fine for fine-weather inshore fishing. Performance will not be eye watering in terms of speed but they are a displacement hull anyway. We always had steering from tiller outboard. If you had a steering system then you would be well protected from the elements.
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Re: Darragh 14
I'd look into a Shetland or a sea hunter great stability and good enough speed
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Re: Darragh 14
Cheers lads ,won't be getting it just yet ,haven't sold mine yet there's a glut of boats for sale at the moment,I'm just getting time wasters and stupid swap offers ,lol