Smuggler 590 CC Fishing boat review
The Smuggler 590CC is neither imported nor expensive. So with dedicated fishos in mind we took a closer look at her. We loved her, it was as simple as that.
Skicraft Senator SSO Ski Boat Review
While it is classified as a ski boat, the Senator SSO is just as roomy, comfortable and practical as most of the specialized bowrider family runabouts.
Skeeter ZX20 Bay Boat Review
The ride in the Skeeter ZX20 was impressive. We did 50mph across Sydney Harbour and banked into some serious turns and the crew never got wet.
Silverton 34 Convertible Review
Silverton has done its homework with the 34 Convertible and come up with a complete package that lacks nothing. With a starting price of only $377,000 it also represent excellent value for money.
Silver Tiger 11 Metre Cat Review
If power cats are your thing, these Tigers are worth a closer look. There's so much room, so much access to the water, plus so much stability. Six or seven people can fish at the same time. This is a lot of boat for a basic $475,00
Signature 3600 Sports Express Review
This time the search for a stable, fuel efficient, long range cruiser with plenty of space led John Haines to New Zealand. The first to be imported was the Signature 3600 Sports Express.
Signature 4000 Flybridge Review
The Signature is a semi displacement type power catamaran, although typically of cats, it does perform noticeably better with a little more speed rather than less. Those looking at buying one of these new cats can expect to part with around $660,000.
Shark Cat 18, 20, & 23 Review
For many people their only chance to ride on a Shark Cat will be when they are on a Queensland holiday and take a charter. They will marvel at the way the big boats lift on the cushion of air and spray which mixes in the tunnel as speed increases.
Seven Star Cruises in the Tropical North and Kimberleys
Seven Star is a 98ft mega yacht finished with the sort of sophistication you would normally only find in the Mediterranean. Seven Star Cruises gives keen anglers the chance to fish all day every day for some of the best barramundi in the world. What better way to visit iconic Australian destinations than in luxury and on water?