Nautic Star Oats

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I know they have been around for at least 4 or 5 years, but Im not sure of their background. All I know is I shopped around and for what I needed the Nautic Star 2110 fit me best. I have the boat rigged with a 150 Yamaha 2 stroke carbed motor and she can hit 50mph top end with a prop Im sure isnt quite right for her (PowerTech OFX3). I have owned the boat for almost 2 months and my only problem was a small crack that developed on the starboard rear jumpseat which was promply replaced by the dealer at my 10hr service.

I read a ton of reviews and most everyone seems very happy with their Nautic Stars. The only issue Im currently facing is porpoising easily in choppy/rough waters. I installed a set of Lenco trim tabs and I can now make it go away and point the bow down, but I really think its a prop issue in combination with my hyd. jackplate. I am trying a REV4 prop to get more stern lift instead of just a ton of bow lift. These boats are fairly light and of course much more so in the bow.

I must say I take my boat out almost every weekend and I love it! Shallow draft, great cruise and top end, handles very well, and plenty of space/storage....I would recommend Nautic Star boats based on my review.  

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Nautic Star Boats

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I am new to the forum in need of some NauticStar experience. My gf father is looking for a new boat, preferably a center console in the 18-21 ft range. He is looking at the NauticStar 19-20 "Offshore" with a F150 for near shore fishing/skiing/cruising because the price is right. I honestly dont have any knowledge on their newer boats, as there is no dealer close to take a look. I dont see much of them on the water, as I fish inshore. Just from looking at the website it seems a little odd that a 19ft boat has a 66 gal tank, excessive in my book on a 6 mpg boat? There are a few other things on this boat that seem odd, but Ill see what you all say to see if I am too criticle.

I am a fan of spending the same amount on a used, better quality boat than a new cheaper built one; most of use have been through a p.o.s. boat or two  by now I know you get what you pay for. But, he is determined to buy a NEW boat, so does anyone have any REAL problems with the newer Nauticstars? Any reasons to steer him clear of this boat and save his money for another year to buy a more credible boat (whaler, scout, etc)? Please, no "Ran 50mph in 6ft seas, passed a 27 contender" only legitimate claims....check links below for more info...

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Pontoon Boat

Whether you are purchasing a used or second-hand pontoon boat, you can be certain that you are making a smart investment for your boating experience. As you are buying a used pontoon boat, make sure to verify that it is in good condition. Many individuals dream of owning a boat at one point in their lives, but many of them also do not understand how simple it is to obtain a pontoon boat. You can get a pontoon boat from many locations such as boat shows or shops.

Prior to buying a pontoon boat, be sure to do a significant amount of research through magazines and on online. In several situations, you can ask to test drive the pontoon boat if it is already in the water. Similar to purchasing a car, you will probably want the history of the pontoon boat. If you are purchasing a used pontoon boat, you should examine the propeller, fuel tanks, hardware and throttle controls. For more details about a pontoon boat, please visit www.southernfishingboats.com

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Nauticstar Boats

Nautic Star Boats

Nautic Star Boats have at least two primary features that set their crafts aside from other boats. First, their boats ride high, allowing them to run faster on a lower horsepower than most boats. Second, bay and offshore boats have an “All Composite Construction,” meaning that their boats contain no wood to decay or warp.

The Nautic Star 206 has additional points in its favor, including its ability to carry ten passengers. In addition to roominess and performance, the MerCruiser is aesthetically pleasing, unlike many other deck boats.

Nautic Star offers offshore and bay boats designs, as well as deck boats. Information on all their boats is available at their official website, through a dealer, or by contacting the company itself.

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