The 32 will rock in seas at drift or anchor. This is the tradeoff of the hull design. It will get you through some nasty seas safely, but will rock when abeam to seas. If you are in a 2 foot chop, it is perfectly fine, but this is not the boat for drift fishing. I troll, but also drift fish the bays when it is calmer. After I was caught out in some nasty seas in previous boats, I said nope, never again, I need a battlewagon. I will deal with some rocking as a tradeoff to getting home safely when the weather turns and also it lets me fish on rougher days comfortably while everyone else stays home.
@@Carolina-cb7zt i am actually looking at the 35 CC not the 32 if you have input. I plan on both trolling offshore and love bottom fishing too. So have to be good at both. Do you have any info on the 35 cc and how it behaves? I am familiar with it being a monster in a head sea and not much more you could want in that scenario. But i do love bottom fishing too. Offshore sea bass tile fishing sword. Etc. Thx for responding. You sir have a beautiful boat
@@briansupermag3918 Thanks! I havent been on the 35, but from what I have read it rocks about as much as the 32 although the deadrise is 18 vs 20. There is always going to be a tradeoff between a good headsea boat, and stability drifting. Seakeeper of course is an option, but very expensive. Tiara and Cabo are more stable drifting. Id sea trial whatever you find for sale and see what works for you.
Great and informative video.
Nice vid man.
Do you still plan to make a video with how the boat handles around the dock and out running?
Yes, I was all set to do that and I broke my hand. Look for it in a few weeks.
Question. How does your 32CC drift or at anchor.
The 32 will rock in seas at drift or anchor. This is the tradeoff of the hull design. It will get you through some nasty seas safely, but will rock when abeam to seas. If you are in a 2 foot chop, it is perfectly fine, but this is not the boat for drift fishing. I troll, but also drift fish the bays when it is calmer. After I was caught out in some nasty seas in previous boats, I said nope, never again, I need a battlewagon. I will deal with some rocking as a tradeoff to getting home safely when the weather turns and also it lets me fish on rougher days comfortably while everyone else stays home.
@@Carolina-cb7zt i am actually looking at the 35 CC not the 32 if you have input. I plan on both trolling offshore and love bottom fishing too. So have to be good at both. Do you have any info on the 35 cc and how it behaves? I am familiar with it being a monster in a head sea and not much more you could want in that scenario. But i do love bottom fishing too. Offshore sea bass tile fishing sword. Etc. Thx for responding. You sir have a beautiful boat
@@briansupermag3918 Thanks! I havent been on the 35, but from what I have read it rocks about as much as the 32 although the deadrise is 18 vs 20. There is always going to be a tradeoff between a good headsea boat, and stability drifting. Seakeeper of course is an option, but very expensive. Tiara and Cabo are more stable drifting. Id sea trial whatever you find for sale and see what works for you.
Where is your part 2?