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Roger, I live just across the river in Vancouver, WA and I'm another newbie here. I was incredibly lucky finding my boat, but I sympathize with your search. I was looking for a 22' Cruiser (anywhere on the West Coast) and I didn't have any luck until I worked with a boat broker in Portland...

If you want to hit hull speed in a CD22, with a little extra power to handle a heavily loaded boat or wind/tides/currents, I would suggest no less than 8 hp or the electric equivalent. A 9.9 kicker pushes my 22 Angler along very happily at a bit over 6 mph, while burning slightly less than 1...

I'm very glad I found this thread too! The decal on my '89 Angler 22' is hopelessly faded, with only a barely-visible "T" on the bottom detent. My learning curve was on public display last week, when we had a similar trial-and-error experience on the water while trying to find the starboard...

I also needed cockpit seating (for a 22' Angler) and I went a different route. I got two white Igloo 120 quart coolers, and covered the tops with padded self-adhesive boat flooring. The padded flooring gives a softer surface to sit on, and your butt (or a cushion) won't slide off of it. I put...

That's a great idea! Too bad they don't make Origos any more, but there are always a few on eBay.

I'm closing this week on a 22' Angler with a cockpit steering station. My surveyor said it didn't look like a factory job, and It looks like it was set up for trolling, but not for one-handed docking. There are no throttle or shifter controls in the cockpit, and I'm curious about the...

l’m paying close attention to this thread, because I’ve just pulled the trigger on a 1989 22’ Angler (closing this week!) and one of my winter projects will be updating the electrical system. It’s currently got two lead-acid batteries of unknown age but good condition, which start and run the...