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I was about to pull the trigger on a Native SUV17 (getting on the list) and just read a few excerpts on the Cayenne.
-Now I'm researching the Cayenne seeing this will probably be my last new boat and I want to make the right decision.
-I like very much how the SUV17 cuts the chop and can get skinny.
-I want a versatile boat for both flats and open bay type and further out when nice enough but not having to worry about if something comes up all of a sudden etc.
-Some say the Cayenne is the better boat for the those types of conditions as well as higher gunnels, more stable with more people in the boat if need be etc.
-I have extensive fishing on the East Coast but very, very limited on the West Coast with just flats and very close to shore.
-I guess with being use to the East Coast and the water depth/action etc, I am looking for a boat that will work over there as well if I go visit the Coast again but not necessarily for those conditions.
-Are trim tabs needed with the Cayenne (I was already getting them on the SUV17).
-How about a Jack Plate, is that really needed?
-Not sure about a side console or a ultra mini console.
*Any help would be appreciated in my final decision of purchase between these two boats.
**Anyone in the Palm Harbor/area that has one of these that I can swing by to look at?
Thank you again, and sorry for so many questions but this is a big purchase for me,
JB
-Now I'm researching the Cayenne seeing this will probably be my last new boat and I want to make the right decision.
-I like very much how the SUV17 cuts the chop and can get skinny.
-I want a versatile boat for both flats and open bay type and further out when nice enough but not having to worry about if something comes up all of a sudden etc.
-Some say the Cayenne is the better boat for the those types of conditions as well as higher gunnels, more stable with more people in the boat if need be etc.
-I have extensive fishing on the East Coast but very, very limited on the West Coast with just flats and very close to shore.
-I guess with being use to the East Coast and the water depth/action etc, I am looking for a boat that will work over there as well if I go visit the Coast again but not necessarily for those conditions.
-Are trim tabs needed with the Cayenne (I was already getting them on the SUV17).
-How about a Jack Plate, is that really needed?
-Not sure about a side console or a ultra mini console.
*Any help would be appreciated in my final decision of purchase between these two boats.
**Anyone in the Palm Harbor/area that has one of these that I can swing by to look at?
Thank you again, and sorry for so many questions but this is a big purchase for me,
JB