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08-13-2006, 12:02 AM
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215 or not???
Looking to upgrade from my 170DC to a 215CC. The 170 is too small for anything more than 2 people fishing. I wanted to ask you 21 footers, how many can you fish comfortably? The boat that I'm looking at has a F150 Yammy, any input on the 215 with a F150 setup would be great. Is that enough power? How does the 215 do offshore? I usually fish bays and lakes with my 170 but want to make some offshore runs with the 215.
Thanks for your input! jd 
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08-13-2006, 10:52 AM
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Yes, yes, yes and more yesses. The 150 Yamaha and the 215 are a great combo. My 215 was much smoother and drier than a Carolina Skiff Offshore 2100 that I was recently on. We routinely headed out 18-25 miles in baja without concern for the weather. We fished three people conventional and one person fly fishing all at the same time. My 215 is a 2006 and I think all the problems that earlier models were prone to have been solved. It's a great boat. Hope you're getting a good deal!
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08-13-2006, 06:09 PM
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I love my 215 with 150 Yamaha 4-stroke. I've had four guys fishing and very comfortably. I've had two adults and four kids out sking too.
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08-13-2006, 08:06 PM
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Thanks
Thanks Guys!
Jerry are you talking about the Sea Chaser? I looked at one at a boat show and the workmanship looked very cheap to me. The price was nice but I had to pass. I like the quality of Triumph boats that's why I'm looking to stick with them. BTW, what early problems did the 21's have? jd
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