My Vessel name came from Looking down on my Bank statement every month After I got Laid off FROM A REALLLLYYYY great Occupation and Started Commercial Fishing In south FLa. Invested in Boats <sold them kept my seacraft> INvested in permits LOL Kept them But their are some days wen I am So Embarrassed That I Fish for a living ROFLMAO <Spending Money on fuel and time on water and not catching anything> <TOmtates Grunts Everything undersized LOL Sharks eating everything I hook into.

Reality set in Quick. LOL
Hence the Vessel Name Death From Above
Always looking down at sea wen I work Hoping to Make some money off ocean floor.

Not too Mention Blowing powerheads,leaking gas tanks, breaking battery holders loose n bouncin batteries around n ruining them, Rubrails coming off from docking everyday,monthly bow light repair, TRAILOR REPAIR Funny Thing is I do daily Maintenance. People I take out sometimes Loose my Rods<electric reels> And do not say anything until they are out of sight underwater.

I do floorcovering. :(

My nieces call me Uncleboo. Endearing to me and it rolls off the tongue easily. Wish I had something more exciting for you! :)

See people doesn't this feel good :)

Back in '73 when my father bought his first boat (a 21 foot Winner) and I was 12, he named the boat after his three kids Billy, Ann, & John, BANJO. Sure liked having my name associated with his second boat way better than the Winner. In '75 he bought his first real boat, the 23 ft Scepter that I own today, the Banjo 2. Three engines and one transom later, she's still out there, and still getting compliments on her looks and ride.
John

Way back in 1975 I purchased a 1962 Feather Craft
which I named "Chiquita"... cause I painted it yellow!! :rolleyes:

In 1982 I purchased a 1964 16' LoneStar for $250 at
an out of the way marina in Deland, FL. This was going to be my
second flats boat conversion.. A close friend and I were on our way
to go Snook fishing several weeks after the conversion had started,
while driving down the road I stated my plans for the new addition,
he made the comment "No Bones about-it", It will be a hot little
boat when done!! :):cool: Well the rest is history about the name..
The little old tin can is still going today and living an easy life
in the barn with the SeaCraft's...:D

Then in 1984 I purchased the 20SF as a project boat...
Having been a member of the Halifax Sport Fishing Club, The Greater
Daytona Beach Striking Fish Tournament, F.L.A., (C.C.A.) and the County of Volusia's Port Authority.... I had to keep the name "NoBones" everyone
knew me no matter what boat I was in!

Now that I'm old and tired Capt. Chuck changed it to "NoBoner" :eek:

For years I mainly surf fished all over Long Island and my first name is Chris. So I put them those two together and came up with "csurf".

first initial, last name, plus db for the website deeperblue.com, a place where serious freedivers collect. Not too original.

Mine simple
Just name and birthday

initial of my first and middle name and full last name....and 34 was how old my wife was when I signed up for Ebay in 2006....real exciting I know:p