jim
Rear Admiral
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- Rockaway NY and Stuart, Fl
- Boat Make
- 44 John Williams (stanley)
I just put a down payment on a 42 H&H with a split wheelhouse. The boat is strictly a day boat and not set up for multiple day trips. The interior is super small with the companionway all the way to port and the helm dead center. The helmchair is a removable bulkhead mounted swivel type.
I was wondering if anyone has a semi comfortable set up for a cap and two man crew with a similar wheelhouse arrangement. I plan on fishing multiple day trips offshore. There is currently an unusable(narrow) bench seat running down the port side of the house that has to go. Im thinking of a removable bench seat(daybed) along the aft bulkhead that would span the engine cover. Id still be able to open the cover without moving the bench but it could be easily removed if I needed more access. I love the split wheelhouse and dont want to enclose it. I also dont want to give up any cockpit space so I have to make due with what little interior space I currently have. If anyone has any pics or ideas it would be appreciated. I did a web search but couldnt find much.
Thanks again to those that helped me with the high flyer rack ideas. Great info and pics. Jim
I was wondering if anyone has a semi comfortable set up for a cap and two man crew with a similar wheelhouse arrangement. I plan on fishing multiple day trips offshore. There is currently an unusable(narrow) bench seat running down the port side of the house that has to go. Im thinking of a removable bench seat(daybed) along the aft bulkhead that would span the engine cover. Id still be able to open the cover without moving the bench but it could be easily removed if I needed more access. I love the split wheelhouse and dont want to enclose it. I also dont want to give up any cockpit space so I have to make due with what little interior space I currently have. If anyone has any pics or ideas it would be appreciated. I did a web search but couldnt find much.
Thanks again to those that helped me with the high flyer rack ideas. Great info and pics. Jim