Young 20 or Release 21

[ufangler23]

Hey guys, seeing if anyone has either one of these boats, late models,...and can give any helpful information on these boats? I have read all the specs, seen pictures on their websites etc, but would like to hear which boat is more preferred for ride, draft, speed, stability, and quality. I fish inshore flats, bays, beaches and occasional reef.

[opaleski]

I have had two Young 20's.. Excellent boat. I don't think you can find a better 20 foot boat --Robb is excellent to deal with.

[ufangler23]

I have had two Young 20's.. Excellent boat. I don't think you can find a better 20 foot boat --Robb is excellent to deal with.

How is the ride and is the boat truly self bailing or do you need to keep plugs in the floor drains?

[ufangler23]

Anyone Else??

[opaleski]

How is the ride and is the boat truly self bailing or do you need to keep plugs in the floor drains?

Awsome ride--Self bailing--Call Robb he will be glad to give you a sea trial!!

Tell him Andy sent you and it will be free!!

[1611]

Had one for a year and a half first one with a t-top. Put on nearly 350 hours, with 4st Yam. jackshaft. Great boat, handles the west coast chop very well, shallow enough for reds, big enough for grouper, kings, etc offshore. Robby and crew was pure joy to work with. Sold it only because we moved back west, and he was great in helping me sell it. Now that we are moving back to Fla. I would love to be able get the 24. hope that helps.

[FlyAU98]

I thought this was going to be a thread more appropriate to the Sand Bar... About releasing a 21 year old to get a younger 20 year old...

Damn.