NEW PICTURES!! Jim Curto's 20 Master Angler

[Trayder]

Add your questions or comments regarding Jim Curto's stunning 1979 20 Master Angler.

PS, TX for your patience Jim [img]images/icons/wink.gif[/img]

http://www.classicseacraft.com/JimCurto20MACC.htm

[ December 09, 2002, 10:58 PM: Message edited by: Trayder ]

[Rich]

Trayder,

Check your links on page one.

[Trayder]

Fixed, thanks Rich

[SEAFARI]

Hi Jim,
Some of those pics look familiar! I'm happy to see "Curtes Lee" has finally surfaced on CS. I hope you had a great fishing season in Shinnecock. Jim has the only Potter built 20' Master Angler I've seen in these waters. He was
nice enough to lend me one of the 2" thick teak stern rod holders for a template for my boat. I
agree that Gene Seraphine does the best glass/gel work around. I usually call him once or twice a year [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

Chris

[Miles Offshore]

Pretty Work Jim ! Great looking boat and family!!!You certainly do need a t-top and enclosure (IMO), not sure how you stay warm!!!!

[Trayder]

What happened to Mr. Curto??

[jcurto]

Originally posted by Trayder:
What happened to Mr. Curto??

<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">That's what my friends always say! Well, after the fall run and putting the boat to bed for the winter, I begin my annual hunting trips in upstate NY which revloves around the "Clans" that I bond with and drink all the beer in the Catskills. Football games and venison= the wives get bitter. Then the Holiday Spirit arrives...ugh. The last of my fluke fillets are gone. Overall, I'm still transitioning from my move from NY to CT and my new job position but headed to Key West for two weeks in Feb, Blackfin Tuna Time!!!

[John R]

Jim - nice boat. But sorry to heare you have to move to where the fish are few instead of plenty [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]