[quote=riverratrider13]Thanks for the responses guys!
I have sailed quite a few h16s and I really dont like how the tramp is raised up I feel like it throws off the whole boat, also the exaggerated forward backward rocking motion gets old. I really want to cut through the water. I started looking at the H17s because of the ease of use but the more and more I read about them I hear they really are very weight sensitive. I do enjoy taking friends out so this wont fly. I dont really plan on racing just having some fun on the water so if one falls in my lap cheap I will prob bounce for it. The other boat that is in my area and I have exchanged a few emails with the owner is a Supercat 17 . I have read alot of great things about this boat. even though it is older is have been used and maintaned regularly. Possible to single hand as well. Plus maybe some camping trips with a friend or two??
there is an H18 in MA close that is real cheap but I dont think I am up to that skill level yet...
Sacandaga looks like the lake to hit for sure. I looked into the Saratoga sailing club but I cant afford it and a boat. I think Sacandaga has some public ramps I can use so that seems like the ticket.[/quote]
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