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captainDH 06-27-2019 07:33 AM

what is the latest list of committed boats and their departure inlets?

Snookerd 06-28-2019 08:26 AM

3 boats (2 23SFs, 1 23 Sceptre) and 8 people leaving from the Jupiter Inlet on July 11th. 2 more SeaCrafts would be cool! C'mon guys, pull out that dusty man card and tell the Mrs. you are gone for a few days....The CSC Banner will be present (thanks Ken), will you??

gofastsandman 06-28-2019 07:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DonV (Post 264142)
Well poop Sandy, too bad!! Maybe next year we can try again.....if I'm still kickin'!

I know Don. I am not happy.
Good news is my rude got new BRP carb kits and has never run better.
Bad news is i am still dialing in the air bleed.

Now holding plane @2200 and 12 mph easily. Maybe chasing a less than perfect reed
as it is the same carb hating being palmed. Thought I had gotten past that.

Briguy 06-30-2019 09:04 PM

I chatted with a Bahamas customs rep. She said we needed proof of ownership. Like the boat title. Is that correct or will registration be suitable? Or photocopy of Title!?!?

DonV 06-30-2019 09:33 PM

Brian, on the "Bahamas Customs Clearance" form they ask for the boat registration#. I would think that would be good enough. What does our fearless leader Snookerd say?

Snookerd 06-30-2019 09:56 PM

Registration definitely, a copy of your title isn’t a bad idea.

Capt Chuck 07-01-2019 06:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Snookerd (Post 264202)
Registration definitely, a copy of your title isn’t a bad idea.

Especially if your boat gets ripped off :eek:
I was in Walkers years ago with the WPB Fishing Club when one of our group boats (25' Contender)
Was snatched over night right from its mooring. He finally got it back , I think around 4-5 years later. It was trashed. Nobody saw or knew nothing even with marina security sleeping with one eye wide open. What an ordeal he had with customs & his insurance company.

Lessons here not to scare but be mindful this day in age. Carry proper paperwork, spare parts for your motor (prop, anchor & fuel filters a must) call your insurance company for temporary coverage in Bahamian Waters. Also, some type of locking device for your SeaCraft & gear if possible.

I hope all you guys have a great trip. Collectively, all of you have a wealth of knowledge and seamanship
I cant wait for the pictures:)

cdavisdb 07-01-2019 02:25 PM

To speed up clearing in, you can download the forms you will need and have them filled out before you get there. You will also have to fill out a card that the customs guys will give you. I get spares for next year, but don't know how to get my hands on the cards in the US.

I'll be over there about the same time, but too far south to visit. Good luck to all!

Capt Chuck is right on. Registration and passport is normally all you need, but if you have trouble, all the documentation you can carry will come in very handy.

Snookerd 07-05-2019 10:46 AM

I ordered 10 customs packages with the small immigration cards. I will bring them for anyone who needs one on Wednesday.

Looks like we’re going to have 10 of us… We have the Classic SeaCraft banner, thanks to No Bones! If you’re still interested in being apart of the MOAG, bring your boat and we will find an extra room or two on Grand....

Snookerd 07-05-2019 11:22 AM

This is the list I made for the trip. There are bunch of things we can add to this list. Here it is:

This is a group list, so just post what you are bringing, and I will add it (for those pirates that have "off the path" requirements, we will create sub-category lists that will give you full credit. For example, Spider Crab may bring his floating mobile home.

Trailer Parking - Jupiter - see Snookerd
Epirb/PLB
2 VHFs Boat and handheld w/ DSC
Spot Tracker / Garmin InReach
Windfinder App / Buoy Data from SE FLA
Raft
Offshore vests/Throw cushions
Sat Phone
Full Rain Gear
2 anchors w/chain
Sea Anchor
4 fenders w/lines
6 dock lines - 25ft scope
Extra Prop
Extra fuel filter
Extra gas tank plumbed to fuel intake
10 gallons of water
Battery jumper
Fuses
First Aid Kit
3 Cases of Beer min
$2K cash for extended trip
Sirius/XM Weather - radar
Steve Dodge Book
Check boat Insurance (single motor in Bahamas)
SeaTow/Tow Boat in Bahamas
Bahamas GPS Maps
Back-up Navionics on iPhone
International package for ATT / Verizon $10 day
Input Steve Dodge waypoints via SD Card download PC into Garmin
Input Fishing/Diving Spots
Bahamas Courtesy Flag / Quarantine Flag
Request Bahamas Customs Packets for # of people on boat - Complete all forms before leaving
Passport
Download US ROAM app
Download Coast Guard App for filing float plan
Ice-Freeze blocks if possible
Dive equipment
Hawaiian Slings
Rods / Bait
Bean Bags
Change impeller/oil/gear oil
Inspect primer bulb, bring an extra one
Zip ties for flags, ect.
Tools
Eisenglass if possible due predominant SE wind at 10-15 knots with a 2-3ft swell/chop
Motion sickness meds and wrist bands


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