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Albins
Hi. I've been an owner of a 28' Albin since Oct 04. Before this boat
I've owned and lived aboard a 36' trawler and also had various center
console fishing boats in the 19' to 22' range. Albin has done a good job with the 28TE at putting together a
versatile package that allows you to (seriously) fish yet also
cruise. It's a great boat. I'm very happy with the performance
offshore fishing and cruising the intercoastal waterway near our home
in FL. She's very stable, reliable, and basically a well-built
vessel. Not to mention that the inboard diesel gives you great fuel
economy and reliability. I would caution one thing (and I think someone already mentioned this
to you), especially if you're cruising as a family w/kids, I wouldn't
count on being overly comfy for extended stays. My wife and I have
two daughters (5 and 3 years old) and we are able to weekend on her
fairly comfortable given the sleeping accomodations for four. But
there is not a lot of dry storage for personal items (clothing,
shoes, etc.) and provisions. Especially if you plan on being on your
own for a week or more. If it's just you and one other (low
maintenance person I'd hope) then you might be good for a few weeks.Otherwise, the boat itself is an excellent vessel. If you have
specific questions on the 28TE I'd be glad to address them.
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jorge.cadiz
Feb 3
2006
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