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I have a 2010 Nautic Star 1810 bay boat powered by a 115 Yamaha 4-stroke. I bought it new and have been extremely pleased with the boat. I looked at Tidewater (comparably priced), but the Nautic Star had many more features and seemed better built. It has a really dry ride, even in a pretty decent chop. No wood construction, very functional layout, drafts very little water, and is quite easy on gas. I can run from the East Pearl River launch on highway 90 across Lake Borgne and fish the Biloxi marsh and burn a little less than half a tank of gas (35 gallon tank). The only option I would get if I did it over again is hydraulic steering just because it's a nice feature. I would have to agree with previous post that the reason for so many sales is likely the economy. Hope this helps and feel free to ask any questions.
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nautic star would be a fine midpriced boat. Just have it checked out by a trusty mechanic. You see alot for sale because of the economy. For your budget, you are probably looking at a used kenner, nautic star, blue wave type bay boats.