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Fuel is the variable cost that scales with how hard you run the boat. What a full summer of canyon and midshore trips actually costs and how to plan the number.
Viking’s new 50 series is four models on one platform: Convertible, Billfish, Sport Coupe and Tower, and Open Express. How they differ and which one fits how you run.
The South Jersey tournament calendar shapes the brokerage market in ways most buyers and sellers miss, from platform validation to the midsummer upgrade cycle.
A canyon overnight is a different operation than a day trip. What changes when you stay out, from accommodations and range to safety and the chunking setup.
Valhalla built the V-55 Sport Yacht on the proven V-55 center console hull, merging tournament capability with cruising comfort. What the crossover is and who it fits.
Buying a boat in the middle of the season is a different transaction than the winter buy. How an in-season purchase actually works and when it makes sense.
The inshore and midshore tuna grounds off South Jersey reward a different kind of boat than the canyon run. Which boats make the short run work and why the math favors them.
Viking introduced the second-generation 70 Convertible at Palm Beach this spring. What the clean-sheet redesign actually changes and where it fits in the lineup.
What to expect on the first canyon trip of the season, from water temps and sea state to boat readiness and fuel planning for Jersey canyon runs.
Why commissioning is different from launch day, what a proper commissioning covers, and how to time it so the first real fishing trip goes smoothly.