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Regulator’s New 37:
Feature Filled for Fishing & Cruising |
Experienced boaters know the Regulator Marine line—they make beautiful center-console fishing boats that can go deep out to the Atlantic canyons, yet still have all |
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the creature comforts and performance enhancements for fun and comfortable shoreline cruising. |
This spring, Regulator debuted its new 37-footer to its line. This model is aimed at boaters looking for a bigger boat filled with the same top-quality features found in Regulator’s larger vessels, and with the same comfortable ride. |
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That old line comes, of course, from an ad for the old Narragansett beer (now reborn as a craft beer). But it works pretty well for those looking for fun and interesting places to explore by boat along the New England coast. |
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“…there are numerous places to stop, anchor, explore and enjoy.” |
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Narragansett Bay is Rhode Island, stretching all the way from the urban center of Providence to the north to the rocky shore outside Newport harbor at the entrance to the Atlantic Ocean to the south. And all along the 256 miles of shoreline in Narragansett Bay, 147 square miles of ocean and 30 different islands large and small…there are numerous places to stop, anchor, explore and enjoy. |
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We’ve compiled a list of some of the best places to visit if you’re thinking of boating up into Narragansett Bay. |
| Cruise the Bay |
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Once you’ve decided it is time to trade up for a new boat, the first decision to be made is what to do with your current boat–sell it privately or trade it in? There are pros and cons for both options. Ultimately, the final decision is up to you. |
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As a dealership, Ocean House Marina has a set process for taking a boat in for trade. Understanding that process may help you as you consider trading or selling privately. |
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