Still my choice for long range power cats...

There are lots of great brands of power cats out there, but I haven't seen anything better than http://www.pacificexpedition.com yet... Having the long range capabilities of this adventure power cat, and the expansive home-like interior, is unbeatable! I'm looking seriously at the 55 footer, even though I'm torn between power and sail... That's still to be determined! :)

Scubadoggy

Another awesome ocean going fast cat!

Nothing beats being out on the open sea with a fast catamaran! :)


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The Best Sailing Video Ever! Everybody... Trimarans galore!

If you're feeling a little down, this video is GUARANTEED to give you an incredible pickmeup all day long! Tri-marans, catamarans, wind surfing, and wakeboarding behind them! 31 knots! Remember, a bad day on the water beats a great day in the office! Later!

Scubadoggy

Scubadoggy MultiHulls4Us Forum

I found this great forum "The Exclusive Multi Hull Website". Get information on Sailing, Design Characteristics, Product Announcements, and meet some Multi Hull enthusiasts like yourself. You can find it at MultiHulls4Us.com




And! Check out these videos at Gludy Boat Reviews! It's everything you could expect, just like being there!

Enjoy!

Scubadoggy aka Jeff Ferris

Cruising Catamarans Scubadoggy Gulf Coast Boating

With the choices out there for Cruising Catamarans, I can see why the massive confusion :) I had some great interest in Catamarans, followed by the overwhelming statistics of stability, speeds of at least 20 knots, multiple manufacturers, Boats NOT for Rock and Roll but stability, Trawlers, Live A Boards, and more ...



I have posted some outstanding boating information with my favorite pick so far being the Pacific Expedition ...

I have a list of more Catamarans yet to plow through, more to see, travel in, and get everyone additional information about :)

Scubadoggy aka Jeff Ferris Google Me :)

Florida's Gulf Coast Catamarans

Checking out some of the catamaran craft in the waters of Florida's Gulf Coast, I noticed a few essentials in the turning tides of boaters.

First thing and contrary to popular belief ... size matters :)

It seems people are seeking a bit more in the way of comfort, convenience, and space in their choices of water craft and my thought would stretch farther than Florida's Gulf Coast into the far reaches of the globe :)

Somewhere between the Solar Navigator ...



to the crude but effective vessels of the islanders ...



There lies a happy medium ...



Picture Found:
http://www.catamarandomrep.com/talen/english.html

"A catamaran is a type of boat (or occasionally ship) consisting of two hulls joined by a frame. Catamarans can be sail or motor powered. The word catamaran comes from the Tamil language, in which the word kattumaram means "logs bound together". The catamaran was the invention of the paravas, an aristocratic fishing community in the southern coast of Tamilnadu, India. Catamarans were used by the ancient Tamil Chola dynasty as early as 5th century AD for moving their fleets to conquer such south-east Asian regions as Burma, Indonesia and Malaysia." Read More at SolarNavigator.net

Scubadoggy on Catamarans Florida's Gulf Coast Boasting :)
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