The Seakeeper is a big deal because they redesigned the hull and did it right. Incredibly I've noticed most, if not all, of the big name builders haven't even bothered to do this. Is anybody working there? If so what are they doing?
Zero fishing room in the rear. If you want a cruising family boat that you can pose and tell your friends at the sand bar that you caught a “Mahi” one time with your Penn Squall reel… this is the boat for you
It’s a 32’ boat, how much space are you wanting? I’m sure you’re the kind of a hole who compares everything to the Contender you wish you could afford while you ply around in your crownline bragging to all your friends on the lake about how you once caught a uuuuge marlin.
I've fished off a 21' sportsman heritage. That's actually a family boat, but you can crab and fish off it if you want - I'm pretty convinced the folks trash talking boats for fishing don't actually go fishing :) If you like fishing and have some buddies - you'll go out in almost anything. We were catching on the 21' sportsman when the big boats were sitting and not catching. Nothing feels better! These guys have bled money into their gear and we are having a blast. You can wakeboard off it too, so fun for family later. And the fold out back seat is a hit on these boats with the rest of the family.
@@randominternet5586 uhhh I’ve owned contenders, sea-vees, and now have a Freeman. Those are all fishing boats. Your not taking that 21’ sportsman to go fish anything I’m fishing. We have 80-250+ mile round trips. But I’m glad you are happy with your boat. I’m not throwing shade on other peoples boats. I’m just saying, some boats are built for fishing… others sandbars. Sportsman boats are sand bar boats
@@cwill114 the sportsman is intendeds to be dual purpose so it’s not as focused on fishing. It’s plenty useable for plenty of game fish. Is it ideal no. But it’s not a sand bar boat because you say so. I will give you a little credit in that when they made the 322 they added the 2’ in front of the console and it should have been added behind the console.
If I want to see my fish swim around, I’ll watch my aquarium at home. I could care less what the bait I’m about to kill looks like as it’s swimming. I’m more concerned with watching the lines when trolling.
@@ss0073 of course you dont care what it looks like...as long as you can keep them alive. But to say they are leading the way is total bullcrap....it really bothers me when people make those type of claims. But believe what you will....
Nice 👍🏽
That is what I want.
Why don't they put a wiper on the windshield, though?
Really odd.
You’d let a wiper with a shit motor that’s gonna break every year be what keeps you from spending $350k on a boat? 😂😂
The Seakeeper is a big deal because they redesigned the hull and did it right. Incredibly I've noticed most, if not all, of the big name builders haven't even bothered to do this. Is anybody working there? If so what are they doing?
Zero fishing room in the rear. If you want a cruising family boat that you can pose and tell your friends at the sand bar that you caught a “Mahi” one time with your Penn Squall reel… this is the boat for you
It’s a 32’ boat, how much space are you wanting? I’m sure you’re the kind of a hole who compares everything to the Contender you wish you could afford while you ply around in your crownline bragging to all your friends on the lake about how you once caught a uuuuge marlin.
@@LuciferXI lmao. I own a 37’ freeman. Please go back to the corner devil boy
I've fished off a 21' sportsman heritage. That's actually a family boat, but you can crab and fish off it if you want - I'm pretty convinced the folks trash talking boats for fishing don't actually go fishing :) If you like fishing and have some buddies - you'll go out in almost anything. We were catching on the 21' sportsman when the big boats were sitting and not catching. Nothing feels better! These guys have bled money into their gear and we are having a blast. You can wakeboard off it too, so fun for family later. And the fold out back seat is a hit on these boats with the rest of the family.
@@randominternet5586 uhhh I’ve owned contenders, sea-vees, and now have a Freeman. Those are all fishing boats. Your not taking that 21’ sportsman to go fish anything I’m fishing. We have 80-250+ mile round trips. But I’m glad you are happy with your boat. I’m not throwing shade on other peoples boats. I’m just saying, some boats are built for fishing… others sandbars. Sportsman boats are sand bar boats
@@cwill114 the sportsman is intendeds to be dual purpose so it’s not as focused on fishing. It’s plenty useable for plenty of game fish. Is it ideal no. But it’s not a sand bar boat because you say so. I will give you a little credit in that when they made the 322 they added the 2’ in front of the console and it should have been added behind the console.
Sportsman has been leading the way in transom livewells? Yea ok buddy....
If I want to see my fish swim around, I’ll watch my aquarium at home. I could care less what the bait I’m about to kill looks like as it’s swimming. I’m more concerned with watching the lines when trolling.
@@ss0073 of course you dont care what it looks like...as long as you can keep them alive. But to say they are leading the way is total bullcrap....it really bothers me when people make those type of claims. But believe what you will....