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Sad Sight
I saw this sad sight in the Westport Harbor about a week ago. Don't know any details, but I sure feel bad for the owner.
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When you snapped the pic, was it anchored/moored, or just floating there?
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Why does that look like a SeaCraft variable deadrise hull? [img]/images/graemlins/shocked.gif[/img]
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It was/is a sweet 23 closed transom and single 250 on a set back bracket. I took a bunch of shots of it about 3 weeks ago when my better half and i were exploring Westport it was floating upright at that time. I think it had a FL registration.
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Hey Trayder, if it has FL numbers on it try to get them the next time if it is still there. I can run the numbers to see who it was registered to. Ken (Daytona Beach, FL.)
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It was still at the mooring. I always look at the various SeaCrafts in the harbor as I go in and out and this one looked beautiful. We had a drenching rain, I think the day before, and I wonder if that was part of the cause. What's the procedure to get the boat upright and floating again?
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Right below the little wave/splash you can see a little white area. From the water it looked like a white patch on the bottom of the hull about 12"x12"?
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You might be able to knock one down but you can’t knock one Out. My bet, that boat will be catching fish in just a few months from now.
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