Haines Hunter factory tour and on-water test of a limited edition 675 Enclosed + F300hp Yamaha 

Yes trying it’s the drones that make it hard need no rain and wind under 30

Ok

Thank you@@BrisbaneYamaha

Everyone loves 680 patriots Was a dream boat of mine Almost same length Bigger cabin More deck space Very different boats there been so many improvements Still want a patriot

After owning a HH Patriot I wouldn't recommend it, deck space on that size boat is ridiculously small, with poor performance on a decent head-on sea, good in a following.

@jb243wp I found my Partiot deck space a bit small also, but the cabin was great for overnighting. Just want something a little longer, considering a 725sp.

@gazzaeabc3805 The 725sp is a NZ model, 725 enclosed is the model manufactured here in Aust, the specs are slightly different, one big notable difference is the NZ model has only a 250 fuel capacity.. NZ model 100hp rating less. As where the Aust model has a 380lt capacity. I wouldn't even consider a vessel (over 7mtrs) that size with only 250lt fuel capacity, alright for bay fishing with the fam, pretty shitful for long weekend/ multiple offshore days fishing, and for overnighters. They do this to keep the tow weight down. Haines Hunter in Australia 7yr warranty Haines Hunter NZ only 5yrs. But surprisingly Haines Signature has 10yrs

@@jb243wp Thanks for clarifying that.

Haines hunter are renowned for their big sea performance A 7m Haines hunter make a bar crusher look very average and almost dangerous

Hook, line and sinker 😀you owe me a t shirt !@@BrisbaneYamaha

Bar Crushers are also known as back crushers due to the very rough ride. Comparing a 675 Haines Hunter to a Bar Crusher or any 6-7m Plate boat is like comparing the ride in a Bentley to an unloaded Ute.

This was 100% sacrasm, and since Aaron decided to take a break at Christmas, he owes me a T Shirt !

@@bobbuilder5362 He owes me one too and a ham and pickle sandwich.