Catalina Island
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 Catalina Island 619 Large Yellow Vase  US $85.00
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 Catalina Island Pottery Large Scalloped Charger US $13.45
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 Catalina Island Pottery Ivory Wine Cup US $60.00
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 Catalina Island Pottery Toyon Red clay Large mug 5 1 4H vintage Gorgeous US $411.00
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 CATALINA ISLAND POTTERY IVORY CEREAL BOWL US $59.95
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 AUTHENTIC VINTAGE CATALINA D M TAYLOR TILE TABLE US $899.99
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 1940s Catalina Tile Table California art pottery old island ARTS CRAFTS vtg US $1,500.00
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 Catalina Island Pottery Yellow Cereal Bowl US $65.00
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 CATALINA ISLAND LARGE CONICAL BOWL 16 DIA NICE US $140.00
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 Gladding McBean Catalina Rancho Duotone Chop Plate US $30.00
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 CATALINA ISLAND POTTERY ROPE EDGE TEAPOT W LID US $225.00
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 Vintage California TUDOR POTTERY Two Handle Vase US $30.00
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 Catalina Tile Old Fish Design Taylor Malibu San Jose NR US $49.00
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 Catalina Island Pottery 9 Green Vase US $295.85
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 Catalina Island Pottery Large Ivory Vase US $59.96
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 Catalina Island Pottery 614 Ivory Vase MINT US $93.75
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 Catalina Tile Spanish Galleon Taylor Malibu San Jose NR US $179.00
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 CATALINA ISLAND POTTERY TOYON RED LARGE HANDLED MUG US $187.50
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 Catalina Island Manchu Yellow Plate 7 US $15.00
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 Original Catalina Island Pottery Vase Rare Vintage 1927 1930 Islands Red Clay US $385.00
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 Catalina Island Pottery Ivory 10 Bowl US $199.95
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 Antique Vintage Taylor Catalina Island 4 Tile Table California Pottery US $374.95
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 CATALINA Pottery 16 Leaf Dish Ivory Coral US $29.99
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can my 21' bayliner bowrider make it to Catalina Island from long beach?
i have a 21' open bow bayliner with an inboard/outboard. can i make it to catalina island from long beach in this boat or is the ocean too rough? Also can it make it there and back on one tank of gas?
On a calm day, you might be absolutely fine. However, I wouldn't recommend it. It can be a rough ride out there once you get out between the mainland and the island. I would check tidal predictions and offshore weather conditions before I attempted it.
I think the island is about 30mi off the coast. If your bayliner has an inboard (I think they all do...) then the fuel economy is somewhere in the 4.0-7.0 mpg range. Most Bayliners can carry about 20-24 gallons in the tank.
If you're careful and you were to keep the boat on a plane at/around 3200-3900 RPM (it's different for every boat, but almost always between 3-4k), then you'll be getting the best fuel economy you can ask for. If you aren't careful, you're going to lose fuel efficiency VERY fast. Boats are notorious for this. If you don't get the rpm's right, you're loosing fuel efficiency dramatcially the farther you get from the "sweet spot."
With your boat, you should be able to get about 75-120 miles out of a tank.
So to answer your question it's....Yes, sometimes, and yes.
