Sage Marine Forum

Hi Sepikmangi,

Sorry to be so slow in replying. It's been a very hectic year. Sage is running skeleton crew ar this time. We still have some SageSports in stock and we've been using 5 & 6 HP motors. We can get 10 - 15 knots depending on location and altitude.

sal

Hi Keith, Thanx for thinking of us. We have one trailer for each S17 for which we have parts, so none are available. At this time, Sage Marine is running a skeleton crew during Covid so little is happening. I was going to suggest Pacific, Which is who has been making Montgomery trailers for Bob Eeg ...

Well it's snowing here at Sage.

sal

We are pleased to inform that we shipped 2 SageSport 160's to Kauai for R&D testing in the Pacific Ocean and rivers on the Island.

sal

We showed the SageSport at the Icast show in Orlando and the Paddles port show in Oklahoma City. Reaction was very good.

sal

The current issue of Small Craft Adviser has a article about a cruise in a Sage 17 with some rough weather on the last day of the cruise. It's a very good article. We like to thank the author and Small Craft Adviser for running it. We also like to thank Jerry for designing such a special craft. The ...

We're still moving forward with promotion of the new SageSport. We worked the ICAST show in Orlando last month. the show was very promising. We learned that Rob White's hull is truly superb. We also learned that it lends itself to a variety of models, should we go that route. Some wanted platforms i...

I am pleased to announce that August 2019 is our ten year anniversary for Sage Marine.

sal

There is core material where bolts go through in the stern. The joint is solid..

In my opinion, the best place for a traveler is the set-up that Jerry designed for the 17. It's hard to add once the boat is decked.

sal

Hi Noel,

One can always improve a design for performance.

sal