Cape Cod Comm Bass
 

Great to see all the classics off Chatham today...catching bass and watching SeaCrafts. Can't beat it!

we,re out there everywhere.

my buddy Josh (joshmon71) was out there in his 23; here are a few pics from his FB posts. I'm sure he won't mind me posting them here.

Steve

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crazy how many SeaCrafts are in that fleet !

Jeeeez....looks like Boca Grande during the tarpon run!!!

Glad I am not involved in that cluster!@##$$
 

What a circus that is! Saw this on another site... Does anyone know if that is a Potter built pontoon boat or an imitation?

Exactly! It's bumper boats . . . so many seacrafts out there.

Bigshrimpin- that shot of the bass in the fishbox reminded me of one of your posts from a year or two ago.

Steve

I wonder if cape cod has the highest concentration of 23' Potter Seacrafts per capita in the country...

Steve

Even JFK had a 20.

It's 23 seacraft heaven for sure. I counted 27 different seacrafts in the fleet on Thursday within eye shot.

another pic in the 20

Apparently they still have it. Caroline and Jack Kennedy (Caroline's son) back in February. An older picture of JFK Jr in the boat. The last one is of of Jackie with Maurice Templeton going for a spin.

strick

Notice the Mass. registration number.

In 1978, Jackie O. was going to upgrade to a 23' Sceptre but refused to take delivery when the boat came up from Florida with the wrong color upholestry (it was an awful, very bright yellow). We were in the market for a 23'; my father bought the boat they refused, had new upholestery shipped to replace the yellow and we still have the boat today.

Looks like someone restored it. Looks sharp.

Getting back to the fishing, what is the creel limit on them up there? We can only keep 2 per person here. ( 3 in the Albemarle Sound).

yeah that's recreational limits. pics were from commercial season where its 30 fish per day/boat tues-thur and 5/boat on sunday. short season about 11 days, maybe a couple more sundays tacked on but under 14 total days I recall.

These boats are perfect fishing machines! :).........my opinion.

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Especially when you don't have to reel them in :)