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I was just watching a video on the Bluewater boats. If you go to http://sportfishingmag.com/video_gallery.jsp and check their video library they have a few bluewater models. It is a good video to watch.
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Glacier Bay 2670, Twin Yamaha 150 Four Strokes.
My girlfriend has the baove and with combing pads, it is a non-issue, even for me who is used to a three-piece. They build a strong boat that rides exceptionally well, however, our experiences have shown that after the sale support is mediocre at best.
A.Hal - are you a current 2350 owner? If fishing from the bow on a drift bothers you in the boat, consider adding the coaming pads. If you're not a current owner, but are looking for a boat and fishing from the bow is a major requirement for you, Bluewater makes a 23 T, which is a different design that appeals more to guys that drift & tournament fish all around the boat. Just my .02. I don't get to go fishing in mine enough to have any gripes. Tight Lines.
I have no issues fishing the 2350 from the bow.
I may add combing pads but if it is a big issue for you get the 23T.
For sure it is a big 23 footer and rides real nice in rough stuff.
I was just watching a video on the Bluewater boats. If you go to http://sportfishingmag.com/video_gallery.jsp and check their video library they have a few bluewater models. It is a good video to watch.
They are all just commercials.
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