Tripp Angler 24

[Fishonnelsons]

This is the boat that was first on my list as I started my search for a wine/cheese charter harbor cruiser. I really liked it a lot and can’t remember why I didn’t pull the trigger, looked in pretty good shape, diesel, etc etc. It might have been where it was, cost to get it hauled up added to price, and I didn’t think I wanted to drive down/haul it back with the COVID kicking ass. Thinking now, I think biggest thing was a realistic max of 4 passengers, plus Captain, versus 6 passengers and the higher revenue. That’s what started me looking at the 26 fortiers and ultimately the 29 Dyer, which I got and extremely happy with. That being said I think this is a great little boat and would be perfect for a small family kicking around bays and inlets. Pretty sure in talking price we were down a good past $30k as well.
1995 Tripp 24 Angler Diesel Commercial Boat for sale - YachtWorld

 

[CaptMD]

what are those things that stick-up with portholes, one in the cockpit and one, maybe two, in cabin?

 

[WoundUpMarine]

That? It's a chase for a fuel or water hose. You can see the fills in another picture of the transom. The hatches are just to access the fittings.
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[CaptMD]

That? It's a chase for a fuel or water hose. You can see the fills in another picture of the transom. The hatches are just to access the fittings.
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No. not that. This on the left. Looks like the bag on the right is sitting on one too.

 

[CaptMD]

There's one in the cockpit too, see on the right.

 

[Codcruncher]

There's one in the cockpit too, see on the right.

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I believe they are just steps...the bag is on a hatch

 

[Fishonnelsons]

the one in the cockpit is the step. In the pic of the cabin, that step is now stored in the cabin, on the left, a hatch is on the right

 

[CaptMD]

hmm, why do steps have windows?

 

[Fishonnelsons]

Storage?

 

[Codcruncher]

hmm, why do steps have windows?

Maybe the dogs use them as a house as well....lol