Used Boat Reviews from Readers, Stories and Boat Specifications

Cheoy Lee 35 Lion Class

John Kihm is a modern seafarer with about a million miles under his belt and tales of faraway places — India, Africa, South America — ready for the telling.

Jim and Carol Fetters have logged 25,000 miles through the years, cruising waters from Down East Maine to the Bahamas. They’ve owned all manner of vessels, from dinghies and dayboats to bluewater sailboats and, when they made the change to power, a 43-foot trawler. Each is remembered as being right for its time and purpose.

Now the retirees — he’s a Coast Guard Academy grad who had a management career; she was a mathematics teacher — are content to roam coastal waters around their home in Harpswell, Maine, making day trips or weekend overnighters.

Century Coronado 21

Steve Vogelzang has a thing for wooden boats, an affliction he shares with many fellow members of The Antique and Classic Boat Society. The 57-year-old Holland, Mich., importer grew up with them, bought his first one more than 30 years ago and has owned a fleet of “fine wooden boats,” as he calls them, from such builders as Chris-Craft and Hacker.

Bertram 31 Sportfish

It was one of those perfect fishing trips that Bertram 31 owners love to talk about. Bob Levesque, his son, Tyler, and six others headed out from Madeira Beach, Fla., around 9:30 p.m., in his 1970 Bertram 31 SportFish in fine weather, with tanks full and rods ready.

Robinhood 33

The 6 a.m. departure began innocently enough for Dave and Katrina Miller. It was calm, with just a sprinkle of late-June rain, as the eager couple slipped out of the harbor in Georgetown, Maine, in the 12-year-old, 33-foot powerboat they’d just bought. Destination: Annapolis, Md., 650 miles south.

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Used Boat Reviews from Readers, Stories and Boat Specifications

Cheoy Lee 35 Lion Class

General Marine 26

Century Coronado 21

Bertram 31 Sportfish

Robinhood 33