Dusky 33T Review - An Offshore Center Console Tailored to the Hardcore Angler | Florida Sportsman скачать в хорошем качестве

Dusky 33T Review - An Offshore Center Console Tailored to the Hardcore Angler | Florida Sportsman

Let's take a closer look at the Dusky 33T in this Florida Sportsman boat review. The 33 Tournament we ran today was a model built specifically for legendary Miami guide Bouncer Smith so naturally it was a serious fishing specific version. For this model, Dusky started by removing the customary forward seating to create more space to fish around in the bow. Dusky opted to use the forward area, ahead of the console- to add a lounge type seat while also creating a large dry storage compartment in the process. Another equally large storage compartment below deck forward along with the interior space of the console would easily handle all of the gear you’d need for any day on the water. In the cockpit below deck is a large insulated fish hold with a gulper type macerator pump out. Behind this, an access point into the bilge was plenty roomy for you to access to perform maintenance. At the transom is a massive 100-gallon live well complete with a Hooker pump system. One thing the 33 is always going to deliver is a solid and authoritative ride. These boats are built to punish waves not passengers and they will hold up their end of the bargain in some pretty extreme conditions. The signature good looks of the 33 Dusky are easy to spot and she’s built the way she is for a reason. In the bow, the high sheer line and wide gunwale cap are designed to offer security and keep the water out of the boat in heavy weather while the broken sheer line moving aft, drops to a manageable height in the cockpit for fishing. Bringing the gunwale height lower in the cockpit makes reaching the water with your hands to revive a billfish- or to reach the water with a gaff to stroke a trophy meat fish overboard and into the fish box a much simpler proposition. From an aesthetic standpoint, Dusky is onto something that works well on their target audience’s behalf. They’ve found a middle ground that leaves the buyer with a boat finished nicely enough to take pride in, but not so delicately that a sinker dropped on the deck leaves you in tears. The net result is a solid dependable boat priced below the competition that is built to last a lifetime. Dusky 33 Tournament Length: 33-0 Beam: 10-10 Draft: 18” Deadrise: 20-degree Transom (20/25/35 variable) Weight: 6700 dry Max HP: 900 Fuel:250 Base price: 161,900- https://www.dusky.com/ Follow us on social media for daily fishing stories, we may even share yours! Facebook   / floridasport.  . Instagram   / floridaspor.  . Website http://www.floridasportsman.com/ About the Show What’s the Best Boat For You? Based on what you’re fishing for hosts, Rick Ryals, Lori Hargrave and George LaBonte will help you decide. During each season of FSBB Rick and George will review over 40 boats in several categories such as: center consoles, bay boats, flats boats, dual consoles, pontoon boats, catamarans, bass boats, aluminum boats and possibly kayaks. In addition to reviewing every type of boat imaginable the hosts will cover the latest in outboard technology and tips on how you can get the most out of your engine. From early spring to late summer boat manufacturers will bring their boats to Stuart, Florida and the filming will be staged out of Pirates Cove Hotel and Marina. Deep See Visuals and their production team will shoot over 36-days on the water, in the water and from the sky, providing the viewer with unmatched insight to today’s newest and best boats on the market. The premise of Best Boat isn’t to say which is the best boat, but to help you find the “best boat” for you. Based on what type of fishing you’ll be doing, where and with how many people the editors will cover key features in each boat helping you determine what’s important to you. Helping you determine what’s the best boat for me. Florida Sportsman Best Boat is more than a TV show, each year the editors of Florida Sportsman magazine work with George to produce a 104 page magazine, Florida Sportsman Best Boat magazine, giving you an entire season of tests in a single publication. Plus, you get the most inclusive list of boats, including MSRP pricing, found anywhere. Anywhere, even online. The magazine is on-sale on newsstands each year from October thru December. In addition to print and the Florida Sportsman Best Boat TV show there is an online feature every week called Boat Show Friday www.floridasportsman.com/boating where you get even more photos and detailed analysis from the editors on what they feel are the key features of each boat.