Cutwater 32. Fishing boat Weekender Cruiser or all?

[@robertlittle8672]

I so,so,much agree with you.I have always loved these boats,and that is primarily the 1 and only gripe I have is the gunnels.. they are not wide enough if you have a fish on. And the only way you can walk fwd or aft is facing the deck house. I to wish it could be wider but that would mean changing the mold. Big $$$ for them to do that. Mabe if they make a new model they will take note to our suggestion LOL, but you never know.

[@the50somethings]

Nope probably not I think fishing is secondary and meant to be off the stern only. thanks for watching.

[@robertlittle8672]

Yes,I understand your response, primarily because I think you guys are looking at this boat as a cruiser "loop" cruiser. But, it would be nice to walk around without being clung to the deck house regardless, whether or not you fish or not. Thanks for your response.

[@dandersonjr]

I like the dual outboards and that it can be used for a proper fishing boat.

[@the50somethings]

I do also but it sure is pricey.

[@molassescricket6663]

The boat is exceptional. There are only two areas that fall short for me. Terrible seating at the helm and I would need to install a davit. Shock wave type seating at the helm for the manufacturer would just be a simple design fix to improve seating. Perhaps they could reinforce or add a little wood and glass to beef up an area for a davit??? If they did that then it would be a perfect, perfect boat for multipurpose. Alas, perfect doesn’t exist. At least yet!

[@the50somethings]

and their is a lot packed in must be a nightmare to work on