Trawler Buyer's Guide

Very informative and helpful video. Thank you.

Nice video, very informative! I've my eyes on a Bearing 65, I have the will... only thing left is the cash.

Thank you for the video

Thank you for this informative summary!

This is a very useful video, thank you.
I think is important to mention that some semi-displacement trawlers (or so I think they are, like the Absolute Navetta 52 or the Beneteau Swift Trawler 50) can be pretty economical and still give you a 16/18 knots cruising speed.
I realize there are a huge number of used "blue waters" displacement trawlers for sale because their owners can not bear a 7 knots cruising speed (typical case of buying the wrong boat, as they use it for short weekends cruises only).

The problem with your video is....when you are referring to a design, you should flash an example of that designed boat on the screen. That way your audience would know what you are talking about. Having a link to it is not the same thing. By the time people open the link, they have forgotten what you are saying. So my suggestion is to show the particular boat design as you are referring to it.

Nordhavns for example burn around 2.5 gals per hr at say 6 knots....They are single engine, full displacement hulls.  anything with a semi displacement hull or twins burns more fuel

no way you can find them with as low as 1gph gas time. I don't know the size boats he is talking about but you can get them between 25 and 32 at 1- 2 gph. i would love to do the great american loop in a little trawler.

Awesome vid......answered a lot of questions and filled some holes re type of trawler.

Steel haul or Nylon haul,,,,,, ??????

Excellent video. The wife and I are looking to buy within the next few years. Appreciate the information!

Very informative. Thanks!

10 gph at 10 knots is the same as 20 gph at 20 knots lol the only difference is we get there quicker, very good & informative video though thanks

Comprehensive review of types of trawlers

Very interesting. Thank you.

I loved the video and in fact I will be not only contacting you but attending the school. Al and Jeanne

Very well done. I have been looking at the Diesel Duck for years. One of my favorites

Thanks, liked the video.