Do Floridians Like Catamarans?
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If you haven't been here long, you may still be driving a convertible and swimming at the beach. Good for you. My guess is that after a few years, you will most likely purchase a boat and only swim off sandbars or remote islands on the Gulf of Mexico. That's a fun transition. The only part that's difficult in that transition is the boat type.
I have a family so we have a bow-rider with a Yamaha Outboard. Easy to operate and maintain, but that's not for everyone. Some folks want to be able to operate in very shallow water and need extra stability so, a catamaran addresses both of those needs in a very practical way. The only issue tends to be dry storage where a "cradle" is needed for the vessel. Long story, short: cradles add $2,000 to the price of the boat.
In general terms, there are many practical reasons to own a Catamaran, however, the biggest downside is that you have to have a cat related name.
and I'm not willing to do that........
If you haven't been here long, you may still be driving a convertible and swimming at the beach. Good for you. My guess is that after a few years, you will most likely purchase a boat and only swim off sandbars or remote islands on the Gulf of Mexico. That's a fun transition. The only part that's difficult in that transition is the boat type.
I have a family so we have a bow-rider with a Yamaha Outboard. Easy to operate and maintain, but that's not for everyone. Some folks want to be able to operate in very shallow water and need extra stability so, a catamaran addresses both of those needs in a very practical way. The only issue tends to be dry storage where a "cradle" is needed for the vessel. Long story, short: cradles add $2,000 to the price of the boat.
In general terms, there are many practical reasons to own a Catamaran, however, the biggest downside is that you have to have a cat related name.
and I'm not willing to do that........
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