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Outrage Addict
J Reid	#1  Posted on 09/09/14 - 4:56 PM
Member Personal Page Posts: 8 Comments: 0 Joined: 03/25/12	HI MY NAME IS JIM AND I AM A WHALER ADDICT. My Son and I started boating about 5 years ago with a Bayliner, then after testing a few uncomfortable inflatables for harbor cruising we found a 13 BW. We had more fun in the 13 and ended up using it more than the Bayliner so we started searching for a larger whaler. We found an 18 outrage and while we didnt know it at the time we became whaler addicts. One day we came up with the dumb idea to sell the Outrage and buy a Skipjack. We sold the Outrage to the first guy that came to look at it and before it was gone I knew we had made a big mistake! Over the next few weeks we decided to sell the Skipjack and started searching for another whaler. This was the point my wife started to become concerned. Is there a Whaler anonymous? We are in Southern Ca and knew we wanted a larger whaler and we wanted an outrage. Our search started with a Justice, then a few 25s, a 20 and then we found this strange 1989 22 outrage with a cuddy, WD and lots of wood. The hull looked good and the overall condition was above average. Since we are addicts and we had never seen anything like it this odd whaler is ours. Our new 22 is being repowered and refurbished. We hope to have it in the water very soon. Will post a few pictures soon. We enjoy this site and appreciate all the information and advice available to us.
Joe Kriz	#2  Posted on 09/09/14 - 5:28 PM
Site Owner Personal Page Personal Album Photo Albums Project Albums Posts: 11447 Comments: 452 Joined: 03/18/05	How many Whalers does a person need to own before they are classified as an "Addict"? Total Whalers or how many owned at one time? http://users.sisqtel.net/jkriz/Outrag...fleet.html Here are my prior Whalers including a 1989 Outrage 22' Cuddy http://users.sisqtel.net/jkriz/whaler...alers.html The only cure is more Whalers.
creichart	#3  Posted on 09/10/14 - 4:27 AM
Member Posts: 27 Comments: 0 Joined: 07/14/08	looking forward to the photos!
J Reid	#4  Posted on 09/10/14 - 7:50 AM
Member Personal Page Posts: 8 Comments: 0 Joined: 03/25/12	Joe, After looking at your link I see you are addicted. Congratulations! This is my favorite addiction. So, you sold the 22 cuddy rather quickly – did you not like it I expect the ride of the 22 will be as good if not better then my 18 in chop. With a little luck we will be on the water next week.
bob camire	#5  Posted on 09/30/14 - 4:20 AM
Member Posts: 255 Comments: 4 Joined: 08/10/12	It only took me one whaler to become addicted..really, i am not interested in any other boats when i peruse the boatyards...nothing else compares imho....i passed on a used 205 eastport this season..but still enjoying my dauntless imensely guess i gotta try some other models like outrage etc to see what they feel like on the water 2006 Dauntless 160, 115 HP Merc 4 Stroke, 2012 Venture Trailer
J Reid	#6  Posted on 10/03/14 - 1:45 PM
Member Personal Page Posts: 8 Comments: 0 Joined: 03/25/12	bob camire wrote: It only took me one whaler to become addicted..really, i am not interested in any other boats when i peruse the boatyards...nothing else compares imho....i passed on a used 205 eastport this season..but still enjoying my dauntless imensely guess i gotta try some other models like outrage etc to see what they feel like on the water Congratulations on having a whaler addiction after only one..... I look at the other boats in the boatyards and sometimes feel sorry for those non whaler boat owners. I am testing different ways of transmitting the addiction to my wife and if successful I'll post the details. If you do "try" other BW models - use extreme caution as the addiction can be very powerful
ritzyrags	#7  Posted on 10/03/14 - 5:21 PM
Member Project Albums Posts: 1003 Comments: 36 Joined: 06/18/08	A good and constructive addiction to be sure.. Love the stern seat on your cuddy. Dont lie Dont Cheat And dont give up..
Weatherly	#8  Posted on 10/03/14 - 6:14 PM
Member Posts: 752 Comments: 4 Joined: 12/31/06	Joe hit the nail on the head. I treat myself by just buying another Whaler. I bought my third Whaler this calendar year just last week. Edited by Weatherly on 10/04/14 - 2:20 AM