Ok...Who is it? 27' Judge for sale near me... - CBAngler.com - Chesapeake Bay Angler

Spot77 · #1 10-18-2011, 03:35 PM

http://annapolis.craigslist.org/boa/2656305512.html

Beautiful looking boat!

Skip · #2 10-18-2011, 08:01 PM

160 hours in 11 years

I put that many hours in spring season alone

Nice looking rig - bet Greg knows who the owner is.

Spot77 · #3 10-19-2011, 06:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Skip

160 hours in 11 years

I put that many hours in spring season alone

Nice looking rig - bet Greg knows who the owner is.

It sounds as if it might not really have been fished much. Aside from the rocket launchers, there's a distinct lack of fishing specific items mentioned in the ad. Might have been someone's non-fishing fun boat.

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2000 27' Chesapeake style Judge Yacht, with only 160 hours of operation and kept on boat lift. This is a great running boat with twin 130 Honda Engines, the boat includes a dinnette table, small portable head in cabin, rocket launchers for rods and plenty of walking/sitting space for fold up chairs. Included in the price is the electronics i.e Radio, FM Stereo (Removable Faceplate), Depth Finder.

5th Tuition · #4 10-19-2011, 08:12 AM

Come on Greg; tell us all about it.

There is also a 27 Downeast style for sale (somewhere) that is neat looking. Set up more for cruising with a larger cabin area and less cockpit. My wife would love that one. Maybe Greg can post some photo's of it too.

5th (Marty)

B-Faithful · #5 10-19-2011, 08:47 AM

I didnt know that boat was for sale. i dont know the owner of it but I know where it is on the Magothy river. I dont think I ever saw the boat out on the water. From seeing the boat in person, It looks like it needs the hull to be repainted as the blue is pretty well aged.

The downeast for sale is on Bills website under used boats. My father runs a 2001 downeast with twin 130 Hondas. The boat is laid out different in the sense that it has seperate enclosed head to starboard and small galley or storage area to port inside the cabin aft of the berth. Bill no longer offers the layout as the Chesapeake Layout is much more popular. My father even prefers the Chesapeake layout for the topdeck space.

Here is my fathers boat: