Small Cat Design Issues

[massivo]

Hi everyone
I have just registered with this forum and would like to congratulate everyone for the good work.
Im a previous boat owner and since then became fascinated with them. I sketched roughly a small 6.5m cat and would like some opinions from the experienced boat designers and users on the cockpit visibility and other issues you might find appropriate to highlight.
I find that space, utility and safety in boats is the most important aspect of using a boat.
I designed this cat for fishing but still wanted a boat that i could take out friends and girlfriend along. So i chose a flat front deck so if anyone wanted to sunbathe they could, and if i wanted to carry extra load also.
I would also like an opinion on the square shape of both hulls, and how they might affect loading it on a trailer, because of the right angles of the hulls it might be difficult risking the wheels touching the hull therefore having to have a realy wide trailer or raised boat, making it difficult to load it to the trailer.
The reason for these shapes is for the space it provides for storage, water tanks, etc.

Any comments are appreciated

[massivo]

I would also let you know that i intend to build with fiberglass and composite structural reinforcements with the infusion process, to keep the weight down.

[alidesigner]

Nice effort. I would suggest raising the height of the cross structure between the 2 hulls. It looks like it wil be too close to the water and will be hit by the smallest of waves.

[massivo]

thanks for that
i have seen that and have other sketches with it raised a bit more.
i just chose this one for the esthetics point of view
thanks for your time

[Raggi_Thor]

I think you can simplify the shape of the bottoms. I think a simple V will be OK, and the multiple steps and the concave shape is not worth the trouble.