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Composite Research, Inc.

Composite Research, Inc.
Makers of Sundance, Sea Born, and Spyder Boats

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Center Console Review & Fish Trial

Excerpted from Sport Fishing Magazine

Sea Born LX22 Fish Trial
Comfortable fishability for the family
By Chris Woodward Posted 03/14/2016 at 1:27pm

A dry fall wind buffeted the spartina grass, churning the creek into a frothy tea brown as a ­mid-November cool front approached south Georgia. Despite the untenable trout-fishing conditions, Capt. Scott Griffin and Sea Born Boats’ Wally Bell met me at Hickory Bluff Marina, in rural Camden County. The Sea Born LX22 bumped and jostled against the floating dock.

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What is the expected life of a marine fuel tank?

Answer

Under “normal” conditions you should anticipate a 17 to 25 years lifespan from a marine fuel tank. Obviously, failure to perform routine care and maintenance, water conditions, and the types of fuel used can greatly change this expectation. To ensure the longevity of your fuel tank, it is strongly recommended that owner’s avoid non-ethanol fuel.

What’s are the differences between Sea Born’s FX Sport & Tournament bay boats?

***Please note this article and the link herein has been depreciated as of 7/1/2016 as all Sea Born bay boats are now sold offering either a base or tournament package versus separate models***

The primary difference between Sport & Tournament models within the Sea Born FX series of bay boats is in their usage. Sport models, are more recreational focused whereas Tournament boats have a larger focus on fishing features. For comparison of these features check out the Compare Our Bay Boats page or visit your local Sea Born dealer.

How to Choose a Good Boat Dealer – 5 Winning Traits

As a buyer, you’ve probably already started to associate the idea of purchasing a boat with the many benefits of ownership. Meaning, you envision yourself with more quality time enjoying family and friends. You’re imagining bright sunny days, bigger fish, you know, the full dream. The important part, the idea of your future experiences is the first true step towards ownership and the boating lifestyle.  All that aside, there’s an inherit problem, not all marine dealerships are created equally bringing forth an all important question, “What Makes a Good Boat Dealer?”

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