Seacraft National Champ
 

We got the Hail Yeah ready in time for the SKA National Championships in Biloxi, MS and managed to pull off the victory. The 2014 Small Boat National Championship was won by a 1974 23' Seacraft. Probably the oldest boat in the tourney by 30 years! We weighed a 42 and a 45 king mackerel.

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Congrats! Job well done. The SeaCraft legend lives.

Pretty work!

Congratulations. Great to see a old school beat the newer more modern hulls. Of course most of the credit goes to Capt. and Crew. Great Job.

Safe bet you got compliments on the "Hail Yeah" as well...:D

Those go fast triple engine jobs did not stand a chance...;)

Great job, You made all of us PROUD!!

Great job Brian!!! Ya gotta love it, I bet those big buck teams had a hissy fit seeing a 40 year old boat stick it to them. :) :)

Well the boat's name say's it all! Kudo's to Skipper and crew. We all understand your platform, though probably not your "secret" weapons! "Piss on those "Newbie's"

Well done Capt'n!

Pretty sweet way to top off a nice rebuild!

""s m o k i n "" ;)

ain't a SeaCraft but -
 

The King of the Beach tournament, in Maderia Beach was NOT won by a Fountain, SeaVee, Yellowfin or Ocean Master. Some guy showed up with a 1976 30' T-Craft - "Offshore 30" with a couple of Zukes on it and drove off at sunset with $60K in what looked like an oversized WellCraft V-20. EMBARRASSING, but it made me snicker!

Congrats, Glad to see a local fellow from NC' take it home, 99% captain & crew 1% had to maybe do something with that white water wash coming from the VDH. Again congrats