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The extrusion on a C-30 Standard is 40 feet. Add accordingly for the mast head casting.
I do not know the length of the "Tall Rig" which also uses a bow sprit.
I figure my bridge clearance to be 50 feet above the waterline to be on the safe side.
Catalina-30 #1804 recently dismasted in hurricane Gustav.
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