[Kiv]

2001 Stamas 290 Tarpon, The 290 Tarpon is an incredibly solid offshore boat for fishing or pleasure! A beamy boat that can accommodate several passengers with lots of storage for your rods and bait.Upgraded color GPS, hoses and pumps. Everything has been well maintained. You can feel the heaviness of the hull when you step onboard and the boat hardly moves.Features include: Twin Yamaha V250 Saltwater Series II 2-Stroke (low hours, good compression, tuned up seasonally) Raymarine Color GPS Stereo Radar Horizon VHF LED Spreader lights Macerator Baitwell Livewell Lockable rod storage compartments Head $32000 here

[Arcturus]

2006 Stamas 250 Tarpon 2006 Stamas 250 Tarpon powered by Twin Yamaha 150hp 4-Strokes . Whether you have a few hours or a few days, the 250 Tarpon is the perfect boating choice regardless of where you boat. Easily towable, fishing, diving, or casting off for your favorite beach island for a day with the kids, this model offers tremendous diversity. Available in single or twin engine configurations, the 250 Tarpon is loaded with fishing features including a combination leaning post and bait station with freshwater sink and recirculating livewell, three insulated overboard draining fishwells and numerous tackle drawers. Best of all, this is a hose and go boat; spend more time on the water, less time cleaning up. Well rigged 25 footer blends solid construction with roomy layout, stable modified-v hull. great rough water ride. broad bow pulpit is a plus when anchoring, forward in floor storage locker, roomy cockpit with bullet proof construction.Description:Navigation LightsBilge PumpsT-Top with Electronic BoxRocket Laucher RodholdersStainless Steel CleatsLED Spreader LightsBaitwellFreshwater/Saltwater WashdownOutriggers BaseStainless Steel RodholdersTrim TabsClarion AM/FM/CD Player with Pioneer speakersVHFGarmin GPS 4212Ritchiee CompassWindlassFish BoxesCenter Console with Head2 Marine Master Switch with Marine BatteriesStainless Steel 3 Blade PropsDual Axle Aluminum TrailerFINANCING AVAILABLE

[partyp]

2004 Stamas 250 Tarpon FOR QUESTIONS CONTACT: CHRIS 508-264-6968 or christianspope@me.com 2004 Stamas 250 Tarpon DETAILS: -Yamaha F225 4 stroke-Just over 400 hours-T-Top with Rocket launchers-Leaning post with rod holders-Garmin 7in touch screen -VHF-Stereo system -Bow dodger-Fold down dining table-Bow Cushions-Rear seating-Bolsters-Head in center console-Transom door -No trailer-Very clean boat!. BOAT LOCATION: South Dartmouth, MA (02748)

[wscott]

2001 Stamas 310 Tarpon A well maintained 310 Tarpon fully rigged and tournament ready. Mechanically sound and ready for the high seas; Everything a Stamas was designed to do. 250hp Yamaha's (OX66), under 500 hours. Folding tuna tower with upper controls & electronics. The perfect boat for serious offshore anglers. If you need/want a boat that is designed to handle big water - this is the one. Previous owner reports having navigated 12' to 15' swells on a trek back from the Bahamas with no fears and no damage. This is no fish tale folks. Old or New, if you end up in big, rough seas, the one brand of boat you absolutely want under you is Stamas. Trailer included. All offers considered. more

[greigmare64]

Private Seller (229) 886-4448 Photos Photo 1 Close Request Information * Name First Name * Email Telephone (optional) Best Time to Contact Anytime Morning Mid-day Evening Question/Comments (optional) Shop Safely: Protect Your Money. By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use. Contact Seller 2005 Stamas Tarpon 250, Very Clean Fishing Boat with low hours. $39900.00, 2298864448 Be sure: Get a boat history report|Finance this boat|Get an insurance quote| [links]

[deadalus]

As far as ride, Stamas's typically have less deadrise aft, I have been on a few 27 and 29 tarpons, and my 265 had a better ride, the Stamas was solid, but had more hull slap from waves and had a different feel when hitting waves. This is not to say it did not ride well, but I personally perfer the 265 ride more. After staing this, the 265 being shorter and wide, will make it rock a little more on the drift, but only a slight bit.

[Gavin Andresen]

Both boats are built very well, but they will be hard to compare in all honesty, they are very very different. The 265 is a big boat for its size, but measures 25'9" from transom to tip of the bow. not including pulpit, the stamas is much bigger. The stamas will be more boat, but much of that is in the cabin, the cockpits are similar in size, but the Grady does not have the euro transom, which for fishing can be a pain. personally I hate them and will never buy a eurotransom boat, I will go diesels when I jump up in size, or IPS powered. Both boat brands have great customer service and use great qualitty materials to build there boats. The beam on boat boats are about the same. The helm is a huge difference, the Grady has a lot more room to get your crew or family out of the elements as well as comfortable while running around, it is also nice to have everyone together when making long runs instead of people spread throughout the boat, too far away to converse without yelling. The Grady holds more fuel, if you run offshore that might be something to consider, if you stay close to shore it matters less. As far as weight, they are close enough so that will have little effect on the decision, fuel burn should be similar for both, although the stamas being longer at the waterline does help it a little. The cabin on the stamas does offer a smaller under deck berth which is nice, but typically is only used for storage or for smaller kids. The v berth on the 265 is longer and less cramped for adults. The table in the stamas is nice, but from my experience is probably the least used feature in a cabin this size. here

[davidpbrown]

If you don't want an aft berth and lean more towards fishing, go with the 265. It has a little deeper V, and more fuel capacity. Either boat wouldn't be a bad choice. more

[Simly]

The best advice I can give you, which isn't worth much. is to spend some time on both and then make your decision. It's like deciding on vanilla or chocolate. Both are really good. They are just different.

[mnem0sys]

As far as ride, you need to test both on the water and get a feel for both, neither boat uis a bad boat, they just offer 2 different things. The Stamas has 2 ft aft that personally I find to be wasted space, having fish boxes and a large well is a nightmare for hardcore fishermen, especially if you fish for bigger fighting fish or pelagics. If you anchor when fishing, the eurotransom poses a big issue, if you troll more you will be boating a fish along the side anyways and it matters less. Getting on a 265 is a little tougher then on the stamas with the eurotransom, but with a swim platform the 265 is not bad getting on. Think about the helm, how many guys do you go out with, do you want them protected from the elements and comfortable, or spread out, in bad weather do you want a cramped helm with guys standing or seats for all. Think aboyut the view from the center helm vs a stbd side helm, the center helm is a dream, line of sight makes manuveuring a dream, and makes the boat feel smaller when running and docking, much easier to manage. Do you need more cabin space or staorage, if so the stamas might suit this need better. The stamas does have a walk around which makes passage to the bow easier, but if you rarely use it then your just losing cabin space inside for no real gain. the 265 is not difficult going forward, but not as easy as a true walkaround.

[iamronaldlpierson]

seriously. take both boats out for a test ride. see the pros and cons according to your personal tatses and then make a decision..

[ashley01]

Comes with Triple Axel Myco Trailer with Hydraulic Over Electric brakes, new pads, new calipers, and new tires.

[SylentOdasity]

Boat holds 300 Gallons of Fuel, getting 1.6 MPG. Giving it over a 450 mile range.

[DrakxQueen3iv]

Due to medical reasons I'm forced to sell my 1999 Ford f150. It has a 5.4 liter V8, automatic transmission, four-wheel drive, 180000 miles, new tires, clean title traffic enforcer amber light bar, and I'm also throwing in all of my HideAway strobe kit, my siren and lighting control kit, tire chains .

[Cruzz]

Natural disasters and emergencies can strike at any time — during any season. To protect yourself from a sudden loss of power, having a generator on hand is essential. But to keep your home up and running, you’ll need to pay special attention to the fuel that powers your generator.

[freeozradio]

In this article, we’ll go over the types of generators available on the market , how powerful your generator should be, and how much fuel you can expect to use.

[shelbsok67]

The exact amount of fuel you’ll use with vary based on the number of appliances you have connected to your generator. To start customizing your calculations, learn how much energy each of your home appliances requires.