Press release from Twin Vee: Twin Vee offers 'serious' boat FORT PIERCE -- Twin Vee Inc., North America's largest builder of power catamarans, has introduced its most highly developed boat yet, a 29-foot, computer-designed model blending smooth ride and smooth lines into a tournament-capable fishing machine. The 29 Center Console promises to become one of the fast-growing company's signature models because of the many features designed with serious fishermen in mind. Company president David East said buyers will enjoy a design that was based on the wildly popular 26 Center Console and enhanced with important, new capabilities. Influencing the new design at every stage were the needs of fishermen who want the best vessel possible for reaching the best fishing spots, regardless of the distance and weather - and at the best price. The 29 Center Console is capable of 55+ mph, meaning more time fishing before tournament check-in deadlines or reaching dockside before dusk. And with a 200 + gallon fuel capacity, the boat is able to reach distant bluewater fishing holes with plenty of gas to spare. Twin, 200-horsepower, four-stroke outboards are standard with 250-horsepower models available. Because of an enlarged beam and longer hull, cockpit space has increased to more than 80 square feet, meaning no more crowding when double-hookups occur and fishing buddies have to help with the landings. With more than 60 square feet of deck space in front of the console, the boat has plenty of room for multiple fishermen. A casting platform is integrated into a U-shaped seating area that includes dry storage. http://www.twinvee.net/Default.aspx?tabid=121 -- By the by, when I pass along press releases that I cross my desk, I post them for what they are, publicity releases from power catamaran builders, designers, dealers and others which represent the viewpoint of those same builders, designers, dealers and others. The discerning reader may need to apply a grain of salt. I post the releases for general information purposes, without any verification or endorsement, and clearly indicate the source. If you disagree with the subject matter of a release, or have other comments, please post a message to the List. --Georgs Georgs Kolesnikovs Power Catamaran World http://www.powercatamaranworld.com PS Members of the trade are encouraged to ensure I'm on their news media contact lists.