"DAMp good" video! My wife and I chose to visit Seattle (from Milwaukee,Wisconsin) in early May '13 for our 20th anniversary! We'd never been to the Pacific northwest and our research deemed it as a wonderful choice. It was glorious! NO rain for 10 days! We did see many umbrella stores, as we found out, we picked the least rain period of the year (we were surprised to learn that the natives did NOT buy umbrellas!) otherwise it DOES rain ALL the time!!! We flew in and used the public light-rail transportation in and out of downtown. It was clean, fast, inexpensive, relaxing and allowed us to enjoy passing through the outlying communities. We stayed in a nice motel near the SeaTac airport. We started with walking100yr+ Public Market along Puget Sound. Picturesque to the MAX, MANY restaurants, BAKERIES, fresh vegetables and seafood (including the "fish tossing" guys), fresh cut flowers, good COWDER!, COFFEE shops (including the original Starbucks. LONG lines of people from ALL over the world waiting to get coffee and souvenirs, we did go in). We did have lots of sun EVERY day with world class views over looking Puget Sound and the Pacific Ocean We took local transportation everywhere. The 1mi. '62 World's Fair mono-rail to the large fair-grounds with the iconic "Space Needle" (we did NOT ride up, WAY too expensive, there are other nearby taller downtown buildings with much cheaper fares or free to see the, admittedly great views, when sunny). Strangely enough, it's worth the visit to the destination WORLD CLASS Seattle Central Library Library designed by Rem Koolhass. If you go past you'll see why. FREE! A MUST DO activity is to ride the West Seattle commuter ferry. Cheap, fabulous views, not too crowded, "romantic and picturesque"! The West Seattle is very charming with all kinds of shops, restaurants, BAKERIES, bars etc. AND less crowded and touristy. One is very near the Alki Beach Park, free with a huge glorious long shoreline beach across the street from all kinds of restaurants, bars and shops. VERY low-key and user friendly. Taking the ferry back to Seattle at night is beyond spectacular! The uninterrupted views, the lit skyline and moonlight off the water is priceless AND free except for the price of the ferry ticket). The other must ride ferry is the one to Bainbridge Island, a longer and a bit more $'s, but worth it. Picturesque, more shops and restaurants and an excellent art museum. Great Seattle views coming and going. If your schedule permits, look into booking the Amtrak Cascades train from the recently restored beautiful King Street Railroad Station, if one possesses a valid US passport one can cross the Canadian border into Vancouver, of which we were unaware otherwise we would considered that also (not smart on our part...duh) One is RIGHT on the coast of Puget Sound and the Pacific Ocean going north to Bellingham, WA. Lots to see and do overlooking the Pacific including an attractive tourist friendly downtown and the nearby hillside campus of the West Washington University (beautiful setting). Stay over night in town or in Fairhaven just out of town from Bellingham (old restored tasteful downtown with ALL the amenities).
thanks alfred for finally checking out stabicraft bud.., hopefully all the skeptics out there finally sees that the arrow body pontoons is wayyyy ahead of the pact of vhulls n cats! glass boats r now yesterday’s news and plated boats isnt like them bass boats lol
Neil Burns i have myself a 2019 stabi 2500ultracab XL n 2020 stabi 1850supercab n one of the first in northern california that owns a stabi in cali… previously owned 5 other boats that were well brand names that are glass but couldn’t do what my stabi’s can… those who r skeptics about stabicraft plz dun judge when u haven’t been on one or own a stabi u dun have rights to make judgments lol but once u get on a stabi u’ll know that this brand will be a game changer here in the states!
What's the reason they don't sale these type of boats in South Florida? Is it because south FL is hot and the water saltier than the west and can corrupt the metal?
These boats are aluminium, they cannot rust or “corrupt” as you say. My guess would be it is a long way to get the boats there and the Floridians prefer their open fibreglass boats
I'm just checking out fishing boats, not knowing a damn thing. I have a fair bit of research left to do, but this is looking to me like essentially a great starting platform to build up.
My dream fishing boat. The only change I would make is to have " Shark " brand seats installed.. Stabicraft is best aluminum fishing boat you can buy.. ps: bring one of these bad boy's to Michigan waters and film some videos here.
Alfred,,,you da MAN,,,,,!☆,,,,IF YOU NEED FREE LABOR ,,IM RETIRED AND LUV DA BOATS!,,lol.♡,,,,former Captain on 70 ft. ALUM CREW BOATS during my Oilfield days down in South Louisiana,,,,you never wear rubber boots in da WINTER ON aluminum boats !!,,jus sayinnnnn!!!☆☆☆☆☆☆
Nice to meet you. I'm from South Korea. Boat 2750 Longitudinal cm / horizontal cm after mounting the trail Because I want to import to South Korea. I want to know if I can put it in a container. So I need you to tell me the size of the condition you have If you've seen this article and you know the size, I'd appreciate it if you could leave a comment.
dude you would be better off contacting Stabicraft direct. They are down here in New Zealand. They would be better placed to give you the info you need to get this boat to you in South Korea. Also I think Australia may be closer to you than both New Zealand or the USA.
At 2.52 they are "taking one for the team here" because the camera is getting wet and they are doing this in a bit of rain. Well-off, entitled, clueless weanie-babies that isolate from the real world, which is the homeless person pushing their meager worldly belongings across the background. I wonder if that person is heading to a restaurant for some warmth and comfort with Lobster thermidor, Beluga caviar, and Moët & Chandon for sustenance?
Welcome to earth - you must come from another planet where they have outboards with the same name because on this planet these 3 are the most reliable outboards brands which commercial fisherman all over the world use.
@@taniatait1791 yeah no i work on them! You should try it sometime. Makes you realize what is reliable, which one has overpriced parts, and what really sucks. By the way on our commercial boats we run suxkzuki. We also have 3 on a rack that are wasted less than 5 years old. Wake up! Dont follow the herd sheep.
@@taniatait1791 I twist wrenches the least on the Mercury Verado series. But they have stopped the supercharged 300. And had a rod fly out the powerhead of a brand new one 150hrs on a 35' workboat. (Non supercharged 300) but their 5.5 gear case is bullet proof. Parts are slightly cheaper on american. Until you add all the fancy un needed shit or add the racing badge in it. Yeah maybe a coil pack or 2. But no midsection replacement ,lower unit failure beyond rebuild (yamajunk) , or rotted powerheads ( suckzuki). No catastrophic timing chain failure before first service(honda first service complete outboard replacement).
New Zealand makes tough boats for serious fishermen. No messing around with lightweight gear or build quality.
thought it’s American designed but made in nz?
@@fificboi All New Zealand designed and made
Thank you for visiting us in Washington. Great video!!!
How do you know its summer in Seattle?..the rain is warmer!🤪
Sounds like the place they're built
In England we get all four seasons in an hour some days 🤣🇬🇧🏴
I love the visibility
I really like the design of this boat brand.
2 Thumbs up buddy, that boat is a beast!
best riding boat ever. i am owning one. smaller of course.
This is a really nice boat for 2020
Put this on the Hudson River in February or August, perfect
J'adore ce bateau !!! J'ai déjà vu quelques vidéos de ces boats et ce sont réellement de magnifiques boats ! Merci pour ces vidéos ! 👀👌👍😎
Down in Louisiana would love one like this one day
"DAMp good" video!
My wife and I chose to visit Seattle (from Milwaukee,Wisconsin) in early May '13 for our 20th anniversary!
We'd never been to the Pacific northwest and our research deemed it as a wonderful choice.
It was glorious!
NO rain for 10 days!
We did see many umbrella stores, as we found out, we picked the least rain period of the year (we were surprised to learn that the natives did NOT buy umbrellas!) otherwise it DOES rain ALL the time!!!
We flew in and used the public light-rail transportation in and out of downtown. It was clean, fast, inexpensive, relaxing and allowed us to enjoy passing through the outlying communities.
We stayed in a nice motel near the SeaTac airport.
We started with walking100yr+ Public Market along Puget Sound.
Picturesque to the MAX, MANY restaurants, BAKERIES, fresh vegetables and seafood (including the "fish tossing" guys), fresh cut flowers, good COWDER!, COFFEE shops (including the original Starbucks. LONG lines of people from ALL over the world waiting to get coffee and souvenirs, we did go in).
We did have lots of sun EVERY day with world class views over looking Puget Sound and the Pacific Ocean
We took local transportation everywhere.
The 1mi. '62 World's Fair mono-rail to the large fair-grounds with the iconic "Space Needle" (we did NOT ride up, WAY too expensive, there are other nearby taller downtown buildings with much cheaper fares or free to see the, admittedly great views, when sunny).
Strangely enough, it's worth the visit to the destination WORLD CLASS Seattle Central Library Library designed by Rem Koolhass.
If you go past you'll see why. FREE!
A MUST DO activity is to ride the West Seattle commuter ferry. Cheap, fabulous views, not too crowded, "romantic and picturesque"!
The West Seattle is very charming with all kinds of shops, restaurants, BAKERIES, bars etc. AND less crowded and touristy.
One is very near the Alki Beach Park, free with a huge glorious long shoreline beach across the street from all kinds of restaurants, bars and shops. VERY low-key and user friendly.
Taking the ferry back to Seattle at night is beyond spectacular! The uninterrupted views, the lit skyline and moonlight off the water is priceless AND free except for the price of the ferry ticket).
The other must ride ferry is the one to Bainbridge Island, a longer and a bit more $'s, but worth it. Picturesque, more shops and restaurants and an excellent art museum. Great Seattle views coming and going.
If your schedule permits, look into booking the Amtrak Cascades train from the recently restored beautiful King Street Railroad Station, if one possesses a valid US passport one can cross the Canadian border into Vancouver, of which we were unaware otherwise we would considered that also (not smart on our part...duh)
One is RIGHT on the coast of Puget Sound and the Pacific Ocean going north to Bellingham, WA.
Lots to see and do overlooking the Pacific including an attractive tourist friendly downtown and the nearby hillside campus of the West Washington University (beautiful setting).
Stay over night in town or in Fairhaven just out of town from Bellingham (old restored tasteful downtown with ALL the amenities).
Mate.....it's about the boat.......not your tourism guide.
You forgot to mention the homeless encampments
Just saw this boat headed out for salmon trolling, or one similar. Nice looking on the water. Lots of boats out fishing this morning
So many great manufacturers down here....check out Extreme , Profile , Dickey ...just to name 3 of a dozen or more... ali cats as well.
Osprey kiwi boats are the best in the world made to be used hard
dont forget Frewza as well
That boat is a beast
awesome boat, thank you !
thanks alfred for finally checking out stabicraft bud.., hopefully all the skeptics out there finally sees that the arrow body pontoons is wayyyy ahead of the pact of vhulls n cats! glass boats r now yesterday’s news and plated boats isnt like them bass boats lol
There about the best boat on the water bar none. I've got the smaller version . There fun there safe there fuel efficient great boats
Neil Burns i have myself a 2019 stabi 2500ultracab XL n 2020 stabi 1850supercab n one of the first in northern california that owns a stabi in cali… previously owned 5 other boats that were well brand names that are glass but couldn’t do what my stabi’s can… those who r skeptics about stabicraft plz dun judge when u haven’t been on one or own a stabi u dun have rights to make judgments lol but once u get on a stabi u’ll know that this brand will be a game changer here in the states!
Looks a little top heavy, how’s the stability?
Is the stabicraft available with the seakeeeper stabilizer gyro?
Can half ton tow it? Ford F-150 2020
Nice lighting with the filming lol.
What's the reason they don't sale these type of boats in South Florida? Is it because south FL is hot and the water saltier than the west and can corrupt the metal?
These boats are aluminium, they cannot rust or “corrupt” as you say. My guess would be it is a long way to get the boats there and the Floridians prefer their open fibreglass boats
I'm just checking out fishing boats, not knowing a damn thing. I have a fair bit of research left to do, but this is looking to me like essentially a great starting platform to build up.
Its an incredible boat
@@AlfredMontaner Agreed. From a comparison standpoint, what else would you suggest looking at? What stood out to you as a comparable rig?
@@bradsimpson8724 Wooldridge has some cool boats i liked
Plenty of boat ramps around here for chit shows. Both salt and fresh water. Come on back!
Let's get it
My dream fishing boat. The only change I would make is to have " Shark " brand seats installed.. Stabicraft is best aluminum fishing boat you can buy.. ps: bring one of these bad boy's to Michigan waters and film some videos here.
A tuna killing beast!
Where’s the link sir
Does it come in 30’ or more?
I was just on their site, and this is as big as they're building them right now.
Can it go off shores?
Most definitely, limited by range only
Alfred,,,you da MAN,,,,,!☆,,,,IF YOU NEED FREE LABOR ,,IM RETIRED AND LUV DA BOATS!,,lol.♡,,,,former Captain on 70 ft. ALUM CREW BOATS during my Oilfield days down in South Louisiana,,,,you never wear rubber boots in da WINTER ON aluminum boats !!,,jus sayinnnnn!!!☆☆☆☆☆☆
Great looking boat but how much?
$ 150.000 .....guess I'll be in my Beater boat the rest of my life
What about lightning on an aluminum boat ????
Earth out through cap to the water
Nice to meet you. I'm from South Korea.
Boat 2750
Longitudinal cm / horizontal cm after mounting the trail
Because I want to import to South Korea.
I want to know if I can put it in a container.
So I need you to tell me the size of the condition you have
If you've seen this article and you know the size,
I'd appreciate it if you could leave a comment.
dude you would be better off contacting Stabicraft direct. They are down here in New Zealand. They would be better placed to give you the info you need to get this boat to you in South Korea. Also I think Australia may be closer to you than both New Zealand or the USA.
WOW
Wish they have a better toilet booth.
Nice!! Except for those shity Honda's on the back you should lose that garbage
Honda is garbage!!!! 😲 When where how!!
What are you talking about? Hondas are world class motors.
Cuanto cuesta ese bote
Hey check out this boats little brother if you search stabicraft 2250 epic Stewart island adventure. These boats eat up big swell and chop.
I heard Stabicraft only quarantee their hull for only 3 years. 🤷🏼♂️
You won't break it
Wrong
$150000
Beauitful any day.
At 2.52 they are "taking one for the team here" because the camera is getting wet and they are doing this in a bit of rain. Well-off, entitled, clueless weanie-babies that isolate from the real world, which is the homeless person pushing their meager worldly belongings across the background. I wonder if that person is heading to a restaurant for some warmth and comfort with Lobster thermidor, Beluga caviar, and Moët & Chandon for sustenance?
Ruined with hondas on the back. Stay away from yamajunk, and suzuki also.
Welcome to earth - you must come from another planet where they have outboards with the same name because on this planet these 3 are the most reliable outboards brands which commercial fisherman all over the world use.
@@taniatait1791 yeah no i work on them! You should try it sometime. Makes you realize what is reliable, which one has overpriced parts, and what really sucks. By the way on our commercial boats we run suxkzuki. We also have 3 on a rack that are wasted less than 5 years old. Wake up! Dont follow the herd sheep.
@@taniatait1791 I twist wrenches the least on the Mercury Verado series. But they have stopped the supercharged 300. And had a rod fly out the powerhead of a brand new one 150hrs on a 35' workboat. (Non supercharged 300) but their 5.5 gear case is bullet proof. Parts are slightly cheaper on american. Until you add all the fancy un needed shit or add the racing badge in it.
Yeah maybe a coil pack or 2. But no midsection replacement ,lower unit failure beyond rebuild (yamajunk) , or rotted powerheads ( suckzuki). No catastrophic timing chain failure before first service(honda first service complete outboard replacement).
@@CaptainDayne many problems with the earlier 2005/2006 and 2007 Verado’s? Thanks also are you saltwater based?