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Just bought a 28' Master Marine
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congrats and good luck,i have been watching that one for awhile,just couldn't pull the trigger yet..
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Beautiful boat!
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Putting it in the water tonight. I will let you know the numbers.
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What kinda deadrise at the stern?...
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Congrats, I'm jealous. Post up some numbers when you get the chance, I'm interested in how it performs with the zuke. Thanks
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Nice!
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reelapeelin What kinda deadrise at the stern?...
its closer to 24 degrees
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Nice looking boats those Master Marines, nice clean ride there. Congrats!
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Nice one! You must be thrilled - congrats.
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Do not know much about those boats but the lines look good on her.
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jerseysportfisher its closer to 24 degrees
Are you sure?
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yeah , the newer boats have a wider beam, 18' deadrise. the older ones like mine measure between 23-24. You'll know it on the drift in sloppy conditions.
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Congrats,nice boat.
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Thanks guys. In the future I hope to put twins on a bracket.
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jonathanmorris8 Thanks guys. In the future I hope to put twins on a bracket.
what body of water are you going to be running in
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Mainly the lower Chesapeake Bay and offshore from Virginia Beach.
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Are these the hulls that a guy from Ocean Master builds?
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Just bought a 28' Master Marine 
