14ft Skiff with a 20hp Tiller?...Why?! скачать в хорошем качестве

14ft Skiff with a 20hp Tiller?...Why?!

I typically get a lot of looks when I'm out 8 or more miles. I would agree that a 14 ft boat with a 20hp tiller is an odd sight and I know for myself that I would be concerned with the persons safety and sanity. I get it, but I have a lot of experience in and on the water being a lifelong fisherman, worked on a fishing boat for about a decade, spend countless hours in and under the water spearfishing. Understandably anything can happen and safety is #1. This is going to be the first episode in the series where I walk through what I've done and learned during this journey. This episode is specifically the why. The series will be the lead up to the boat build where I'll be tearing this boat apart and building it into something that will help me go further, faster, and tackle more species. Join me in this journey. Share your tips, tricks, and comments. I'm all ears and ready to learn and share my wins and my failures. Follow me on Instagram for the latest: OutToSeaNy https://www.instagram.com/outtoseany?... ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This series is meant to document my personal boat, experience, and decisions — not to tell anyone what they should or shouldn’t do on the water. Offshore conditions change fast, small boats have limits, and what works for me may not be safe or appropriate for others. I’ve spent years learning, testing, and building redundancy into this setup, and I never go offshore without carefully checking weather, sea state, and safety gear. If you choose to attempt anything similar, do your own research, follow local laws, respect your vessel’s limits, and put safety first — always. Bottom line: Don’t push your comfort zone or your boat just because you saw it on the internet. The ocean doesn’t care about views.