With just the right balance of fishing and pleasure-boating amenities, this is a pleasure boat you can truly fish, and vice versa.
We loved the galley amidships, which doubles as a rigging station, the flush, nearly seamless terrace doors, the cabin, and the large bowrider-style settee up front, and hope to put one to the test soon.
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Senior Editor, Power & Motoryacht
Senior Editor Owen Burke grew up on, in, and around Long Island Sound, where he worked on fishing boats and spent any free time he had aboard his Stur-Dee Dory. He has sought fish, waves and stories around the world and done several stints along the way in Taiwan, Fiji and New Zealand, among other places. He currently resides in New York City, fleeing at every chance he gets.
For Randy Ramsey, building the world’s most iconic sportfishers isn’t that complicated. Produce a kick-ass boat, treat people right, repeat.
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