Those boats have been around a long time. There were lots of them at sailing schools. Im going to be moving to Saint James City Pine Island and looking at the Sea Peral 21 and also this Flying Scott. The Flying Scotts has lot so room with its beam and it seems to be real stable even with lots of people in it and that is impressive. There is lots of shallow water where Im going that is why Im also looking at the Sea Pearl 21 which can sail in shallow water and you can camp on the boat. Maybe people camp on the flying Scott too. The Sea Pearl doesn't have a centerboard to get in the way of the cockpit. It uses swinging dagger boards on the sides.
Have you gotten one yet? I was also deciding between the two and went with the Sea Peal, the quick setup was a significant factor for me as I am trailer sailing exclusively. Secondly it is so easy to single hand. The FS has impressive performance. I wish I could try one out.
Those boats have been around a long time. There were lots of them at sailing schools.
Im going to be moving to Saint James City Pine Island and looking at the Sea Peral 21 and also this Flying Scott.
The Flying Scotts has lot so room with its beam and it seems to be real stable even with lots of people in it and that is impressive. There is lots of shallow water where Im going that is why Im also looking at the Sea Pearl 21 which can sail in shallow water and you can camp on the boat. Maybe people camp on the flying Scott too.
The Sea Pearl doesn't have a centerboard to get in the way of the cockpit. It uses swinging dagger boards on the
sides.
Have you gotten one yet? I was also deciding between the two and went with the Sea Peal, the quick setup was a significant factor for me as I am trailer sailing exclusively. Secondly it is so easy to single hand. The FS has impressive performance. I wish I could try one out.