Chinese Aluminium Fishing Boat | 790 Profisher First Water Test
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2023
- Welcome to Seaking Boats Nth Qld, where we're taking you behind the scenes of our latest addition to the Seaking family - the 790 Profisher Aluminium Fishing Boat! 🎣 In this video, we'll be sharing the exciting journey of conducting the boat's initial prop test, a crucial step in optimizing its performance on the water.
Our skilled team of experts at Seaking Boats Nth Qld has been hard at work, and this video captures the very first moments as we put the 790 Profisher to the test. We're determined to ensure that this boat performs at its absolute best, and selecting the right propeller is key to achieving that goal.
Stay tuned for future content as we hit open waters for extensive tests and reviews! We'll be exploring all the features and capabilities that make the 790 Profisher a must-have for any fishing enthusiast. From its spacious layout to its advanced fishing technology, we've got you covered. 🌊
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SeaKing Boat... Definetly what you dont want to hear... Looks absolutly amazing
Greetings from Indonesia, Maluku, Aru Islands, thank you for the information about boats and their accessories
Nice boat... hope the owner enjoys the enclosed comfortable layout..breeze flowing through the boat and out of the tropical sun....feels solid. Great jigging fnq set up but i love a rear set up and feel of the boat if your chasing barrels down south. Safe and snug. I'd be happy to do a lap around Australiawith the boat/ caravan
Magnificent boat.
beautiful looking boat
New sub here this my 1st vid How do u only have 340 subs wow thats nuts man great vid i am mid atlantic in the U.S. Absolutley love the suspension seats
We only just started the CZcams channel. Thanks for the support!
I would be interested in speed, final prop and weight of this boat. I own a Parker 760 quest with a ProXS 225. The combination of such an engine and a boat of that size is just great......
Where do I find out more?
Be interested to see the 2024 layout
as a builder of all types of alu watercraft up to 24m, I was surprised that you did not show us the underwater sections, the most important part of the design of a planing boat at sea
yes you need 40-45 degree deadrise at station 2, which will enable the boat to wave jump without hard , back breaking landings ,deadrise aft means a lot too, to steep, roll at rest, slows the plane time, actually 12 - 9 is great, used on big game fishing boats in NZ, makes for stable ride down wind and at anchor, trouble is practically all boat builders here are not time served, no nothing of design, pick up a pulse mig and away they go
Made in China mate. best you don't look too closely to the detail.
@@akitas8165 I'd never buy a China man built boat. They're the copy cat masters. I just bought a NZ built aluminium boat and nothing compares. Buyer beware, if ever there was a hull warranty issue. Aussie and kiwi boats are built to last past the warranty. Chinese boats are built to last the warranty. I've seen a Chinese built boat at a boat show in Australia and it was a piece of junk.
Yes shit welds and rough finish. OZ or NZ boat are the go, we know what we are doing. ( Innovators not Imitators)
It's nice
Please add a factory tour, build process, welds, how it holds up under extreme conditions. Because you sho a wrapper, we don’t know what’s inside
This video is already on our Channel!
Trailcraft in West Oz used to build an awesome product ( Albeit a little hard riding at times….:) Seeking cheaper production costs and ultimately more profit they were outsourcing their builds to China. I went and had a look at one of the import boats and it was a sad, sad reflection of a once well regarded product. On a brighter note Leisure Cat did exactly the same and are getting their Fibreglass hulls produced offshore and are being fitted out in Perth and they’re still a great boat. I’m always going to be a fan of a glass boat any day of the week, you never get electrolysis on a glass boat!.
Just don’t get hit by lightning on a glass boat, not being earthed that lightning bolt will find the sea somewhere through the hull and it’s generally under the motor. Ally boats are earthed for their full length.
yes you need 40-45 degree deadrise at station 2, which will enable the boat to wave jump without hard , back breaking landings ,deadrise aft means a lot too, to steep, roll at rest, slows the plane time, actually 12 - 9 is great, used on big game fishing boats, makes for stable ride down wind and at anchor, trouble is practically all boat builders here are not time served, no nothing of design, pick up a pulse mig and away they go
Nice coffin good luck
Damned good looking and well designed aluminum boat. Wish they would start building fiberglass cats. Maybe they wouldn’t be close to a mill. Lol
Great test, what rough seas
The 720 Review is in 20-25knots. They handle the rough very well
sorry u have plans about this boat?
Cracking boat,seen a few gospels and this looks way better
Thanks Mate. We cant wait to showcase our 2024 mdl 720m - Should be here in Feb
@@seakingnthqld I will be in the market in the future for one
We have a new 750m model going into production. Designed with a slightly wider beam 450-500litre fuel with a superior layout to the 790m - keep a look out. Cheers mate @@ozzijayjd
look great & congrats.... how much speed can reach with 300hp
Around 36-38 Knots wide open throttle.
Very nice how much
How much is this rig mate pls?
What a great looking boat. What sort of $$$ are we looking at for this exact set-up?
I reckon it’s one of those if you have to ask then it’s probably not the answer you were hoping for.
I remember nearly falling over going to my first couple of boat shows, couldn’t believe the figures on some of them.
(Or maybe you’re one of the people buying this kind of thing… if that is the case, kudos to you, it must be a lot of fun)
Australia has become a country of retailers, not manufacturers
It looks like the passenger seats are very low compared to the windows.
Will you be testing a Sharrow prop on the Mercury?
Not at this stage. Only as we havent yet been able to get the boat in open water to test its current configuration. The weather has been consistently terrible. We hope to get a full review done in the next couple weeks.
Maybe soon twy extwa Wong pwop too
Haha. But I did actually mean a pretty incredible prop made by Sharrow Props that is blowing everything else away in noise reduction and performance and fuel usage.
@@matui6983Sharrow props are about $5,000 last time I looked. Might be cheaper now. Some new variants of props are being tested which look interesting, they’re using the leading edge of a whale’s pectoral fin to model props with less drag and less cavitation for both air and water use. The leading edge of a whale’s fin is not smooth, it has lots of troughs and ridges.
Honesty is the best policy and Seaking have been more upfront than most retailers who fail to inform consumers, you're buying off an Australian owned Company that's clearly selling high quality boats so why would this guy jeopardize his business and investment selling crap then not backing or standing by his products?? Funny I bet the guys complaining below are doing so off their Chinese made apple phone or similar or off a Chinese computer. Before hanging the Chinese completely remember that mighty Australia made an Americas Cup boat so well it sank. The 790 looks awesome, fantastic powertrain with an innovative and well-thought-out design. Great work Seaking.
The components manufactured by those companies all around the world are ultimately sent to just two companies to assemble into iPods, iPhones, and iPads. Those companies are Foxconn and Pegatron, both of which are based in Taiwan. You picked a poor example.
dang that boat actually looks nice
Yeah mate - she's a weapon thats for sure
Sits deep in the water. I’d prefer a bit more lift.
I am not a fan of anything built in china , however this boat seems to be well builtand designed, not sure I would buy one, but she looks pretty nice.
Thanks mate. Its really something you need see and test drive. Appreciate the feedback. Regards Guy
How much did this set you back for the whole boat?
Cheap $40k plus motor
Where is your show room mate? I’d like to have a look
Hey mate we are in Townsville. Message us through Facebook and we can sort something out!
How much? Is this the YBS one? What’s the warranty?
I think the ybs is a Aussie made gensis and about $220k ,this $100k
This is the same one as YBS
I saw one of these in Melbourne, in the flesh they look like absolute junk. Very poor build quality and I’m told it only cost $30K for the bare boat.
What's poor build quality about it?
How do I get it back to China for the warranty?
Any warranty issues or repairs are all done here in Australia mate
Obviously you’ve never heard of Australian consumer law. I suggest you learn a bit more about Australia.
@@teeanahera8949🤦🏻 Someone has completely missed the point and taken this comment far too literally! I'll support Australia and Australians by buying locally manufactured boats. 👨🏻⚖️🇦🇺
Buy your kids a job, buy Australian made.
job is earned , not given , look what happened to Holden , the more you give , the more they want , they lose the competetion because they have been given too much by tax payers .
@@shakeitofftraveltips same thing in the USA, local companies get complacent and don't care for the customers due to government bailouts
grow up
Your a traitor to your country by the time you work it out it will be to late, tell your children you sold them out to save a buck..@@en8718
At least this guy doesnt hide the fact its made in china. Might appeal to people that cant afford the extra 50k extra you would need for aussie made.
These boats begin anywhere from 25k upwards as blanks and depending on fitout seem do be a nice build would probly be over 100k
Actually $25’400 For the blank 790 hull. That’s USD before options
Usually ends up btw $50-65k Aussie dollars pending options. Hull only before shipping
nice boat but lowrance is like dinosaur tech.
We bought a brand new chinese imported horse float that at new looked just as good as the aussie made ones, but 7 years later it is now rusted and rotted away froom poor build and material quality with a manufacturer that's too far away to care.
what beam does this have
Sign me up!
Looks painfully bow-heavy. Try backing off the trim tabs and tilt the engine up bud. 🇨🇦
Gee the donk gets it out of the water quickly
Either under powered or motor not properly trimmed, way to much front end still in the water on plane.
so why not buy a Aussie made boat ??
Selling the grandkids future one Chinese product at a time
You wrote this on something that had some origins in China. Sitting on a chair whose components came from China, with the air con on with parts made in China.
@@teeanahera8949 What part of China are you from comrade ?
The welding looks like crap
Lots of negative comments! The word China fills people with thoughts of their construction methods from the 1960’s. They’re about to put a space station up, put a base on the moon, have the world’s biggest dam, make parts for prestige items like Apple products and having just bought a metric shite tonne of fishing lures, stainless ball bearing swivels and 12 strand fishing braid I saved hundreds of dollars and the hooks are sharp, their braid stands up to any Japanese or Australian braids & cost 25% as much, according to the Aussie Line Laboratory on CZcams.
Mine is a genuine query, I wonder if more than 50L of water is sufficient for a couple to venture out on to the reef for a few days. I’m thinking you’d need about 20L per person per day if they were frugal. You’d need a reserve too. Maybe 150 L could be an option?
Thanks for your comments and Yes mate - our thoughts exactly. This particular model is pretty much a standard layout direct from the factory. Our 2024 models will have increased capacity on both fuel and water. Stay tuned in early 2024 for the finished product.
That "world's largest dam" is actually causing concerns in China as the dam wall is moving. Stay tuned for the next chinese built disaster.
Yes china can make good things but are equally good at making bad things , i wouldn't risk it with a boat of that size and price
Its made in China, what could possibly go wrong? 😂😂😂😂
One thing wrong........china made
Buy anything Chinese and you're helping them pay for another destroyer
we don't want to see your face, we want to see the boat... too much camera time for you
Come back to us in 5 years when it's all fallen apart 😂
Yeah good one legend. I will
Chinese crap. Cut ya hands everytime ya reach behind any of the facades.
Chinese crap boat
Show us the welds and build quality ! No way you'd trust Chinese junk !!
The welds are sweet.Mate had a similar boat and couldn’t fault it
Location of the factory does not determine the build quality. Its the company and its internal processes. If you ever wanted to expand your view point then we would be happy to make the vessel available for any inspection & comparison.
He has a right to be skeptical the Chinese have a reputation for cheap thrown together crap however that's usually because of their government and cheap cost of labor for factory workers.. if you have a good company who only hires good employees then yes the build quality should be fine and if it keeps the price down then all the better!
They Alloy weld better than 99% of Australians actually. Funny you say Chinese junk yet most the stuff you have comes from China 😂
@bardoyoung3033 watch some videos of what the Chinese government is doing with regards to infrastructure and how quickly entire towns are built only to fall apart in 5 years.. there's no mistake that China does things for show and not for long term. However like I said that's more of a who's the person paying them that's the quality you'll get