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Old 02-11-2020, 08:36 AM
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Very nice! What year did they introduce the Master Angler?

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Looks like a "Super Fish" model as the "Master Anglers" have the raised cap and did not come out until 1975 I believe.


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Did a total restoration to a 1974 20 Master Angler two years ago.
Very beautiful boat, love the floor and the console/seating as well also. Nice!
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Old 02-11-2020, 10:47 AM
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Some member (sorry can’t remember who, maybe Bigshrimpin) posted a chart showing production quantities of models through the years. It shows 23 MA’s in -975 and none before that. In the ‘68-‘70 years it shows for tthe SF, 441 OB and 98 I0’s.
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Old 02-11-2020, 11:27 AM
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Some member (sorry can’t remember who, maybe Bigshrimpin) posted a chart showing production quantities of models through the years. It shows 23 MA’s in -975 and none before that. In the ‘68-‘70 years it shows for tthe SF, 441 OB and 98 I0’s.
A link to it is on the Literature page at the bottom:
http://www.classicseacraft.com/broch...production.pdf
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Old 02-11-2020, 10:23 PM
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Flyingfrizzle you may be correct on the year of the Master Angler, I need to check my title but the boat was definitely a Master Angler. I cut the cap down, a job I won't soon forget. Total PIA but I like the look much better. I plan on putting a full build thread together in the near future to help others with their restorations as I learned a lot from this site.

Hey mwfutch I sent you a private message with my number if you have any questions.
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Old 02-12-2020, 08:23 AM
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Flyingfrizzle you may be correct on the year of the Master Angler, I need to check my title but the boat was definitely a Master Angler. I cut the cap down, a job I won't soon forget. Total PIA but I like the look much better. I plan on putting a full build thread together in the near future to help others with their restorations as I learned a lot from this site.


If it had the taller cap and was a three peace built hull it defiantly was a "Master Angler". Looks like you did a good job cutting down the cap as I cant tell it was cut down. I like the look of the flat cap also. The MA has more room and is a thicker built hull. Yours kinda has the best of both models. May been built in 74 and sold in 75 never may know. The stamp on the transom may tell you some info. Never the less. Love to see some build pics as it is a very nice boat. I have a 78 MA and plan on doing some custom stuff to it this summer maybe.
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