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That calamari looks like the shytte!!!

I have a 21 ft Pacific and I love it. It's low maintenance and bullet proof.

I have been contemplating the application of bottom paint to my Pacific 21Ft. Question: If you have a lift, what points do you connect to on the boat? Will the cleats be strong enough or are there other preferred points of connection? To be able to get underneath the boat to spray on all three of th...

It's worth every penny to go with the heavier material. During a wind storm this summer, off Salt Spring Island, my boat, a Pacific 21, repeatedly slammed into the dock without a scratch or a dent. My glass boat would of been a disaster. Lighter gage material is a poor trade for a step up in HP of y...

Where in Baja are you located? By the palo verde trees it looks like Baja Ca, Sur...

The most important thing to remember is this forum helps folks make educated decisions. Nothing better than a little education! Cheers!

Follow your bliss... the rest will come accordingly.

Cheers!

Realistic octopus appearance plus natural fish scent = hookup!

You may want to give the 21ft. Pacific a try. It has the same transom as the 19ft. but is a full 8'6" wide. It is very stable in all conditions.

It's good to see the factory is full of activity! What size are those center consoles?

The Honda 225 works great. You would never need more power than that. The boat gets up on plane in seconds and glides along at a good clip effortlessly at 3500 RPM. Unfortunately there are no ratings from the manufacturer at this time. This was the first of the 2175 series. With four people, 3/4 tan...

I think they told me at the factory that you loose something like eight or ten inches of interior space at the transom with the 2175 but the placement of the rear seat makes it perfect to face the rear of the boat and keep your eyes on the fishing rods. This makes your guests happy to be with easy s...

Check out the Seastar kicker cable tie bar. Clean and works flawlessly.

One more shot for the Pacific Skiff fans out there.

Here are a couple more driveway shots or the 2175 Pacific Skiff. Action shots will be added as soon as we can get out on the water again.

O.K. Here is a aluminum boat center fold... the NEW 2175!!! More photos to come.

I have the 2175 sitting out behind the house. The reason I decided to buy the boat without a transom bracket was to have the ability to fight the fish around the motors without reaching out so far with a short rod like when a hot dorado is making mischief around the back of your boat. Also when fish...

Hold the phone... I will get some shots soon. Spent the whole day on the water today fishing Porlier Pass. Lots of pinks but no springs.

She is the 23 ft boat without the swim platform, still 8ft 6in wide. By the way, it is a wonderful boat and works great!!!

We are there!!! We just came up from Marysville yesterday and the new boat is sitting in the driveway as we speak. Now we have to get the thing imported and tagged, a few days of paper shuffling, and we are ready for floating. Pictures to follow soon!!!

Ahhh... Gabriola eh!

I'm hoping that this photo comes alive.

Well Gentlemen, it looks like we are closing in on the finished product. I recently received photos of the boat in the "rigging" stage. Both motors are now mounted on the transom and if I may be so bold, I must say if she had wings I thing she could fly!!!

The 21ft. Pacific Skiff is making big progress. It is really starting to look like a fish killer!