Bundaberg Sea Jay owners

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  • spelchek
    Ausfish Gold Member

    • Sep 2005
    • 751

    Bundaberg Sea Jay owners

    Would anyone out there with a sea jay (around the 4.4m mark) that is located in/near Bundy be willing/able to take me for a quick run in it? I'm considering a new 4.4 escape sports at the moment and would love to be able get a quick run in one and a chat with the owner about the boat. I'm willing to fit around a planned fishing trip, or happy to help retrieve and clean the boat etc.

    edit - oops forgot the thanks. Thanks!
  • rhycebullimore
    Ausfish Silver Member

    • May 2008
    • 253

    #2
    Re: Bundaberg Sea Jay owners

    assuming you have a local dealer ??? whats wrong with them they broke or have two broken legs ? surely for a sale they would give you a run in one, even if it is not the configuration you want ??

    rhyce

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    • spelchek
      Ausfish Gold Member

      • Sep 2005
      • 751

      #3
      Re: Bundaberg Sea Jay owners

      They don't have one in stock at present - are waiting for one to be delivered shortly - apparently. Was also looking for a chat with an owner as a big reason for my post. Just a chin wag over what they like/dislike about the boat, motor, dealer, that sort of thing you can't really gain from someone paid to sell you the boat.

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      • Razgo-
        Ausfish Gold Member

        • Dec 2007
        • 738

        #4
        Re: Bundaberg Sea Jay owners

        I was looking at the escape sports model too . it seems to be a re configured viper? with a much lesser price tag of around 15-18k?

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        • bennyboy
          Ausfish Bronze Member

          • Aug 2007
          • 155

          #5
          Re: Bundaberg Sea Jay owners

          Originally posted by Razgo- View Post
          I was looking at the escape sports model too . it seems to be a re configured viper? with a much lesser price tag of around 15-18k?
          The Escape Hull and the Viper hull are very different.
          The Viper is based off a V nose punt style with a slight reverse chine and a full pod. Lower sides and is a "sheltered" water boat. Dams, rivers esturies. Very stable and quite good through the chop.

          The Escape sports in a 4.55 is a "Sure Trac" hull so a deeper V, reverse chine, open transom and higher sides. Better in rougher waters.

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          • Razgo-
            Ausfish Gold Member

            • Dec 2007
            • 738

            #6
            Re: Bundaberg Sea Jay owners

            Thanks for the clarification bennyboy. I like the higher sides then

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