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| The only Crestliner boats I hear mentioned are the 1750 or 1850 Fish Hawks.
In reviewing the specs on the Tournament series lines, it seems to be a nicely layed out boat.
Does anyone have one of the rigs? How do you like it?
Why would you not choose this rig to go to a Fish Hawk series? IS it price? |
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| I'd be interested to hear what your friend has to say as well.
I too do not like the boat control in my Crestliner in windy conditions. Then again, its only a 16 ft and a light boat.
Thanks for the information.... |
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| I know Terry...I'll call him....I think most of us wish we had dough for glass..There are many good aluminum rigs out there....There is a reason many folks buy Lund or Crestliner as well! |
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| I rode in a 202 at the RCL Championships last fall. Equipped with a 225 Yammy 4 Stroke. I liked the layout, and the ride was pretty good, better than the 1850 Fish Hawk, IMHO. I was surprised at how strong the Yammy was. Decent hole shot, and good WOT speed. Very quiet. I think seating could be a factor for several people. As I recall, there is only bases for 2 or 3 seats behind the consoles? |
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Crestliner Tournament Series 202