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Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

01 June 2007 13:19:24

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Can anyone help me, we are looking at the Fisher 37 and Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38 to buy - can anyone tell us how these boats perform?
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Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

07 June 2007 10:01:27

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Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38 are all great boats!!!
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

13 June 2007 11:34:17

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Since 3 years I own a Banjer 37 from 1969 and I must say that the boat has exeeded expectations. Very well constructed, good in a seaway, very good for long distance cruising. Plenty of storage, large tanks, ergonomically well thought out. The only problem you will have is maneuvring in confined spaces. The rudder angle is limited and I would suggest fitting a bowthruster. My wife loves the boat!!! Please check www.banjer37.net
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

21 June 2007 10:55:52

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I own a Banjer, sailed her to Portugal where she is now. Had bad conditions, but this boat is incredibly safe and seagoing. I have the bowsprit version and she is sailing very well with winds up from 10 knts.
Since I am building a house in Portugal, my Banjer is for sale. Lying Vilamoura.
For more info abt. Banjer, see the website of the international Banjer Club.
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

ytch_yatch

10 September 2007 13:21:05

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Hello friends,
I know little bit about fishing boat and fishery.But i knew one site where you get detail information about all your fishing related question so visit this link
http://tinyurl.com/2xov5g
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

09 February 2008 19:50:08

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I have owned my Fisher 37 since Oct 2004, and sail her in the seas waters around Scotland. By performance i guess you mean sailing performance, rather than living accommodation, etc. The Fisher 37s have always been applauded by their owners as good sail boats, in all aspects to the wind. Fisher 37s built 1984 onwards have taller rigs and this has boosted their sailing performance, especially upwind. The powerful engine make it perhaps too easy to motor when navigating tricky straits, but last year I had cause to tack upwind through a narrow strait , and was very pleased (and relieved!) my the Fisher 37 lived up to expectations, tacking close to the wind, picking up on each the new tack quickly, with little leeway. At 15 tonnes she loves a strong breeze to bring her alive. An example was crossing last summer from Iona (Isle of Mull, Staffa, etc). to Isle of Colonsay, in a force 5-6 beam reach, she got into the groove and was "leaping along like a dog off the lead" (to quote my guest crew). She can be sailed short-handed (skipper +1), and is very stable, handling rough seas very well. In Oct 04, I, with 2 crew, sailed her from Holland to Scotland across the North Sea close-reaching / close-hauled in force 6-7 sometimes 8 (reefed), and I fell in love with her sea sure-footness as she shrugged off the breaking waves. As is a long keeler if not sailing she can roll in a cross sea, I have experienced this only once while stooging outside Peterhead / Ratray Head, getting her moving soon brushed off the rolling. She has been categorized as a 50:50 motorsailer - sailing as well as she motors. Sorry I cannot compare objectively to Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38, as I have not experienced; I am sure they are fine boats too.
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

06 May 2008 16:19:39

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still interested in a fisher 37 / 77
regards klaus
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

14 May 2008 03:40:41

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I'm looking for a Fisher 34 or 37 PH. email me at

k e n _ _ p e a r c e @ h o t m a i l . c o m

Two underscores between first and last name... (retype the addr, don't cut and paste, I've put spaces between all chars)

Bellingham, WA USA
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

14 May 2008 10:44:30

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Have you tried putting an advert on theyachtmarket so that we can all see her?

http://www.theyachtmarket.com/sell-boats-private.aspx
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

14 May 2008 12:35:38

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I own a Banjer, sailed her to Portugal where she is now. Had bad conditions, but this boat is incredibly safe and seagoing. I have the bowsprit version and she is sailing very well with winds up from 10 knts.
Since I am building a house in Portugal, my Banjer is for sale. Lying Vilamoura.
For more info abt. Banjer, see the website of the international Banjer Club.


Have you tried putting an advert on theyachtmarket so that we can all see her?

http://www.theyachtmarket.com/sell-boats-private.aspx
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

25 June 2008 09:45:53

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Are you selling this boat?
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

28 July 2008 09:51:47

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This link no longer works. Have you sold the boat? I have a friend in Greece who's looking for a Fisher 37. He doesn't care where it's located.

Please email to stoney1059@yahoo.com.
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

12 October 2008 22:10:33

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We are looking for a Fisher 30'-37'. The ones we see are so far from Bellingham, Washington however. Anyone sellingh on the West coast?
Luanne Highlander
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

26 October 2008 15:46:14

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In holland is one located for sail. A fisher 37 totaly refit last years. I saw here in a salesmarina...
you can find her at www.botenbank.nl
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

26 October 2008 15:47:09

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of course i mean for SALE in stead of for SAIL
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

02 November 2008 10:59:43

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Dispongo de un fhiser 30, muy bonito que tengo a la venta por compra de otra embarcacion, si quieres comunicarte conmigo me tendras en jesusb00@hotmail.com.
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

03 January 2009 09:27:43

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Hi - I came across your comment (dated June 2007!) and I wondered if your Banjer 37 was ever sold?? I am looking for one at the moment. I hope your housebuild went well. Jim bardolf-Smith
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

27 January 2009 15:20:53

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I motorsailed my fisher 37 from north carolina to newfoundland canada this past summer.Sea Cue handled heavy weather and seas which truly impressed me, loves stronger winds and comes alive 45 to 50 degrees off bow,when wind and current from astern in tight quarters-take care, side slop isn't great on this or any boat,Fisher is the only boat for me, after I took seas over the entire boat and another sailboat caught in same weather did the you know what 360 degrees, luckily S&Rescue got everybody off.
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

27 January 2009 18:31:57

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Did you take any phtographs of the Fisher 37 in the rough weather? or I can guess you were inside the wheelhous all warm and dry!
Graham
Arctic Gold, Fisher 37
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

27 January 2009 19:44:44

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Thanks for posting about your trip in "Sea Cue" and her heavy seas abilities. I purchased "Gryphon" (1977 Fisher 37 PH) back in July of 2008 in Seattle and the logbooks detail over 62,000 miles of ocean cruising from the previous owners. Including the South Pacific, Central America, Carribean, Mediterranean, Alaska and points in between. I'll be cruising the PacNW for the next few years before going down the coast to Mexico and beyond.

A few questions:
- Did you have any additional panels over the pilothouse windows? My boat came with 1/4" lexan shields for the side and front pilothouse windows.
- Do you get used to the "blindspot" directly in front of the bow? Or have any clever recommendations for seeing where you're going? I've considered a camera up there with a display in the PH, but that doesn't seem very sailorly. I do sail from the cockpit sometimes steering with the tiller and standing on the seats so that I can see over the pilothouse....

Fairwinds!
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

21 February 2009 21:26:45

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i,m also looking for one of the above motorsailors,,i,m in Portugal..anyone know of any..
thanks in advance
Peter
pbarc@live.com
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

11 March 2009 17:37:24

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Just in case anyone is searching for a Fisher 37. One just came on Yachtworld in Alameda, CA. I know nothing of the boat or have any vested interested in it...
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

19 May 2009 20:45:31

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I am searching also for a Fisher 34 or 37 to do some serious sailing when my wife and i retire,,anyone know or here where i can get hold of one plse let me know as i would be much obliged..
thanks
pbarc@live.com
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

17 January 2010 16:57:10

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Considering selling 1976 fisher 37 in the spring and can be contacted at my email address seacuenl@gmail.com some pics are located on fisher owners group "SeaCue".Located in Newfoundland, Canada
good hunting
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

17 January 2010 17:02:24

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Ken
I'm considering selling my fisher 37 this spring -- some pics can be seen on fishers owners group from last trip.Vessel is named "SeaCue" located in Newfoundland, Canada.
good hunting
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

17 January 2010 17:08:43

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Currently considering selling my fisher 37 "SeaCue", located in Newfoundland, Canada.Some pics can be seen in fisher owners group .
good hunting.
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

17 January 2010 17:09:26

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Currently considering selling my fisher 37 "SeaCue", located in Newfoundland, Canada.Some pics can be seen in fisher owners group .
good hunting.
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

28 March 2010 17:57:27

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generally my line of sight runs either port or stb of bow seems to work well,when docking I have an imaginary dock in front of the real one ha ha and works well.Thought about the camera but you will become better with boat handling skills with practice.
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

30 March 2010 09:56:00

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the more i read about the fisher the more i want one,, keep the stories coming in,, does anyone have any photos of a fisher in bad weather as most photos i have seen are all in good calm weather..
cheers
Pete in portugal.
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

30 March 2010 12:47:08

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please send me your Eamil addres and I send you some photo,s from our Fisher 37

Reg

Hans Gilberts
gilberts@planet.nl
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

27 May 2010 21:24:11

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Please contac t me if the 37 isstill for sale
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22 June 2010 02:09:42

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22 June 2010 02:10:31

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22 June 2010 02:12:58

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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

22 June 2010 03:11:47

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SeaCue is not for sale - a passing thought during a winter blizzard - If I knew how to remove the blog, I would. If anyone does , please let me know.I can sail this vessel anywhere on the planet but don't know anything about blogs.
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

09 September 2010 21:40:26

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I am a proud owner of a Fisher 37 for a half a year now. Bought it from Chicago area and send it to the Netherlands. I know how a boat ought to be, and the boat's overall structure and appearance is above expectations.She is from 2007.
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

07 October 2010 14:49:24

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J'ai acheté un Fisher 37 au Pays-Bas pour le ramener en France, La première étape fut difficile force 6 avec nombreuses rafales à 8. Le fisher c'est magnifiquement comporté. Un VRAI bateau pour naviguer en bonne sécurité.En conditions normales le bateau est trés confortable et relativement véloce au portant pour son poids

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ÉcouterTraduction (français > anglais)
I bought a Fisher 37 in the Netherlands to bring in France, The first step was difficult with many gusting force 6 to 8. The fisher is beautifully behaved. A REAL good boat to sail the boat sécurité.En normal conditions is very comfortable and relatively swift downwind for its weight
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Re: Fisher 37, Banjer 37 and Nauticat 38

Anonymous user

24 July 2011 23:07:07

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'37 Fisher PH Ketch in Ju neau AK.... stunnedparrot AT yahoo. com. Willing to sail to B'ham.
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