Florida Sportsman Best Boat - SeaArk 210 Bay Runner, Belzona 27CC, Stamas 370 Aegean

In this episode, we take a closer look at an aluminum bay boat that delivers a rugged and tough experience, while in a versatile package, the ​SeaArk Bay Runner 210​. Boaters that require additional comfort and style while hunting sportfish offshore, we step aboard the ​Belzona 27CC​. We then examine an express that is designed for the most adventurous of angling families, the ​Stamas 370 Aegean​.
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[@DJSbm-28]

Good to see you guys back. Nice start for the season. 🌴😎

[@chris_2413]

glad to see aluminum being included. aluminum skiffs like sabine skiffs have really pushed the envelope.

[@peternguyen9602]

you’re paying 300k for a 27 foot the engines cost 38-42 k ish I’d rather fix a older boat and get more worth my while

[@f86sabjf]

Buying a SeaArk in the next 6 months . Great communication from them . Looking for a do it all boat and this might be it .

[@joeross952]

Great episode. We need more boats in the 100k price range bay boats that can go off shore. No boat shows we are depending on y’all

[@AquaMarine1000]

To see the best new boating trends, this is the show. Nice that the old gang is together again. Cheers from O,z

[@Naq23]

great show

[@waden404]

Love the show, but when i see the sticker prices......sweet Jesus! 2 of the three boats are for rich folk.

[@calvinh.8882]

I have the SeaArk 2072 Bay Fisher and I love it!

[@drewb134]

SeaArk, Belzona, and Stamas... Three boats most Floridians aren't likely to buy unless they are already attached to the brand. What about reviewing some more mainstream boat brands manufactured in FL? SeaArk is made in AR designed for rivers and lakes, Belzona is an edgy MIA startup, and Stamas has been around for ever but hardly anyone is talking about them today. Can we do some videos on other more popular FL manufactured brands like Gauss, Jupiter, Sea Hunter, Invincible, Andros, Everglades, Edgewater, Yellowfin, SeeVee, Intrepid? What about another catamaran video (but maybe feature more than 1 brand, Freeman or Invincible)? What about a review on inboards which could be "lift kept" on a reasonable size lift? What about a video on the most popular brands (Grady, Boston Whaler, Sea Hunt, Cobia, etc.) and compare the most popular size (24-26' center console) like the older videos you used to produce. I have been a fan of the show and watched for years, but each season has moved the show away from it's roots. We want to see more comparisons and more in-depth "walkthrough" videos, less over glorified running shots and manufacturer sponsored content. I think most viewers interested in a boating show are probably looking to buy a boat or plan to change boats in the future. There are plenty of ways to add depth to the show rather than regurgitating facts found on the front page or spec sheet of a manufacturer's website... I will probably continue to watch, but just in disappointment of what was...

[@sherrywilson4325]

First watch every vid