The Fishing Paper – November 2014
The spacious cockpit and wide top pontoon design are key features, along with the solid construction and stability ensuring a soft ride.
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The spacious cockpit and wide top pontoon design are key features, along with the solid construction and stability ensuring a soft ride.
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Well-known Napier boat manufacturer Senator Boats launched the RH 780 back at the 2006 Auckland Boat Show.
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Committing to the purchase of a new build can be a gamble, especially if the intended vessel has no history or pedigree.
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Hawke’s Bay is wide, open water with virtually no islands or other structures to provide shelter for boaties when the weather suddenly cuts up.
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One of the good things about working at Fishing News is travelling the country, meeting different people, checking out their boats and (sometimes) going fishing in them.
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I’m sure it won’t come as big news to anyone but, as a pretty general rule, aluminium pontoon boats are not the marine world’s prettiest creations.
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There’s something kinda intimidating about Senator boats. They look like they mean business.
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The Senator Typhoon MH630 as reviewed in the February issue definitely meant business for the keen fisho who wanted a tough boat. READ MORE
Earlier this year, Napier boat builder Senator Boats released a new model, a 4.10m pontoon boat.READ MORE
The boat review this month is a departure from the usual ‘Trailerboat Trial’, but the 13.5m launch Ai Toa Lua, built by Senator Boats, is also a departure from the norm.READ MORE
The coastal reaches to the north and south of Hawkes Bay feature a series of niche beach communities where surf launching is the order of the day.READ MORE
Napier manufacturer Senator Boats was set up 13 years ago, with owner Wayne McKinley having a boat-building history going back nearly 20 years.READ MORE