I agree with ya as well on the ladder, but.
If you look at pic #5 in descending order of the Anne Warwick, there is a huge distance from the helm station to the edge of the rear of the flybridge floor, ladder or no ladder I don't think from the flybridge helm station you can even see the chair..least that's the way it appears. Could be the angle of the shot tho..hard to tell.
Last edited by canyongear; 09-20-2009 at 09:20 PM.
I'll go out on a whim and say that Phat Mann is one of my all time favorite sportfishermans. I even had a bonus two weekends ago while down in OC. Wife took the little one to the merry go round and I went out to the inlet to watch the boats come in. To my surprise...In comes Phat Mann. Made my weekend.
54' to 56', the most well balanced boats in any size class and any manufactuer, custom or production.
[QUOTE=Carson Mac;715003]Yep, definetly comes off as a dochebag.[/QUO
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Last edited by perfectscore; 09-21-2009 at 01:49 PM.
Don't forget that the Phat Mann is for sale also. She is one hell of a boat, and is one of the finest well priced custom boats on the market. The Phat Mann has a tournament record to back it up also.
Mark and Amy, along with Capt. Dave Warren have done very well over the last few years and I'm sure they will be sorry to see it go.
The newest addition to the Paul Mann family, coming soon, the new Qualifer.
The Qualifier.Paul's first jig boat
I fished regularly with Ronnie Fields on DA Sea, loved that boat. Classic and one of my favorites plus he is a bad ass captain