2020 Montauk 210
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2020 6:47 pm
We have owned a 2004 Montauk 170 for the last 16 years and it has been a great boat and served us well angling for bass, puppy drum, flounder, and for cruising in local waters. As a couple we average 60-years-old and have become less willing to ride out the South-by
-Southwest winds coming up the the Pamlico Sound unabated at 15 to 20-MPH wind speed most afternoons, for over 100-miles into the North River where it kicks up a nasty chop, usually in the two to three foot range: "We're gonna need a bigger boat".
We need a boat that will handle the described conditions, out run a thunder storm, and on the really nice days let us wonder around the ocean off Oregon Inlet and the OBX fishing for cobia, false albacore, spanish and red drum. I think the new version of the 210 Montauk with a 200-HP Mercury fits the bill.
I am hoping that owners of the updated 210 Montauk (150 or 200hp) will chime in with their experiences to help us make an informed decision.
-Southwest winds coming up the the Pamlico Sound unabated at 15 to 20-MPH wind speed most afternoons, for over 100-miles into the North River where it kicks up a nasty chop, usually in the two to three foot range: "We're gonna need a bigger boat".
We need a boat that will handle the described conditions, out run a thunder storm, and on the really nice days let us wonder around the ocean off Oregon Inlet and the OBX fishing for cobia, false albacore, spanish and red drum. I think the new version of the 210 Montauk with a 200-HP Mercury fits the bill.
I am hoping that owners of the updated 210 Montauk (150 or 200hp) will chime in with their experiences to help us make an informed decision.