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I have been asked, why Trawler? And, why single engine. Well for me in my initial learning curve here, I am thinking economics. It looks like 2 GPH is the magic number for economical cruising. I would be content with 7 knots, but what worries me is the single screw, small rudder control. If...

Well I always expect to do some work, I am mechanically inclined and don't shy away, but that weing said, I am looking for the most complete and sorted out boat to start with. Working on a Trawler compared to my sloop where there was no room for anything will be a welcome relief.

Your Monk is beautifull, but I am afraid out of my price range.

I have been on the water all my life but all sail. I cruise Massachusetts to Mount Desert Island yearly. No need to hunt and peck. My name is John B. and wndsnd is short for Windsound which is on her way to a new home! I appreciate the quick reply's and the help.:Thanx:

I am thinking 60-80K, but I have no problem with a 35K boat!

I can't do it anymore. I took a deposit on my 37 foot sloop that I have owned and cruised on the last 10 years. I am looking for a trawler, probably 30-36 feet. Single Diesel, for fuel economics. I am so new to this I am looking for recommendations. I want dependable with minimal outside...