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01-23-2008, 1:17 PM el patron Joined on 01-23-2008 Posts 3 twin vee I am looking to buy a new cat this summer down in texas-galveston area. I wanted to know if any one had anything to share with me about twin vee or any other types of cats. looking in the 26 foot range.    Report

01-23-2008, 2:17 PM gsieber Joined on 05-04-2005 Breezy Point Marina, Chesapeake Bay Posts 161 Re: twin vee I have known some people that owned them and really liked them. They are a little bare bones, but nice boats. The sides are a little lower than some of the others also, but depending on where you use it and how, that may be a good thing. Hope you find one you like. "Two hulls are better than one"    Report

01-23-2008, 4:11 PM el patron Joined on 01-23-2008 Posts 3 Re: twin vee Yes, this boat does come pretty bare, that's why I am looking for input on it or other good cats in the 26' range. The boat does have low sides but that could be an advantage to my short height when it comes to getting the catch over the side. I have a 23' sea pro deep vee and its a long reach to get some larger fish overboard. Usually its just my girlfriend and myself and it was pretty difficult getting 6' shark over the side. The low side is a concern until I take it for a test ride. Its just not the norm looking being that low-but cats are also not the normal looking either. I'm ready for a smoother ride when it gets nasty out in the gulf-mexico. Thanks for the input- all the help is appreciated    Report

01-23-2008, 5:17 PM gsieber Joined on 05-04-2005 Breezy Point Marina, Chesapeake Bay Posts 161 Re: twin vee I have a WorldCat 270 TE and love it. It has a walk through transom, so getting the big fish aboard is not problem. I usually leave the 6' sharks in the water though :) "Two hulls are better than one"    Report

10-25-2008, 4:01 PM FelixtheKat Joined on 10-25-2008 Posts 14 Re: twin vee i have a 26 twin vee express and it amazes everyone how it cuts through the water, if you have any questions please ask - i love the boat,, it is bare bones but i have tricked it out quite well and can do anything the hi $ boats can plus i can go faster on less fuel    Report

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