September 01, 2015
By Dave East
Many anglers can afford an express sportfish, they just don't want the headache of the upkeep. When you look at a class of the largest dual consoles on the market, you find a boat with the same ability but one that is much more agile. Crossing to the islands with the family for an extended stay, or venturing beyond the Gulf Stream in search of a grander marlin, you need a boat that can take all of your gear and handle some serious seas. Cat hulls are famous for their ability to lay down a chop and when you combine that with the extra beam that carries forward, you end up with a very large, stable platform. All of this additional square footage of cockpit lets the manufacturer add in features normally reserved for much larger vessels.
For more information of the ride quality and stability of a catamaran, check out this video on the World Cat website.
Watch Dave East and Rick Ryals, hosts of Florida Sportsman Best Boat, review the features of the World Cat 295DC in the video segment below.
http://youtu.be/62t-O6a1qME
World Cat by PowerCat Group
1090 West Saint James St.
Tarboro, NC 27886
(866) 485-8899
www.worldcat.com
World Cat 295DC Specifications
LOA: 29 feet, 1 inch
Beam: 9 feet, 6 inches
Fuel capacity: 242 gallons
Draft: 15 inches
Hull weight: 8300 pounds
Max horsepower: 600 hp
MSRP with twin 300 HP: $204,599
Check out the slideshow below for additional photos of the World Cat 295DC.
