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Old 07-11-2009, 02:42 PM
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Selway Fisher Highlander

Okay, so I think I've narrowed down my choices to the Selway Fisher Highlander 16. I really like the multichine stitch and glue hull and I like all the customization Paul Fisher says you can make as far as rigs and cabins and everything. I like the look of it too, especially with the gaff rig with bowsprit option.

So I'll probably go with this one. Do you guys think this is a good boat to take on Lake Erie? I'm gonna try to only go out on nice days, but if the weather shifts, being able to get back to the ramp without drowning is an important feature. (I'll definitely add an outboard for such a situation). Does it look like a comfortable riding boat? (I liked the weekender until I heard it pounds in a chop).

Is the highlander considered a planing hull or a displacement hull? I don't know how to tell the difference. I guess planing is faster and displacement is more stable?
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