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Sandy-The boat in their flier photo is a 20SF. Is it not that boat? An 18 doesn't have Carl's 20 sharp, split bow angle.
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Bad angle though!
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Hard to say with the pic no doubt.
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So sad to hear. Hopefully a passing boat found them. Big pool 65 miles offshore. This sux to hear. Heart's out to friends and families.
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So sad. At 14 I had no way to understand the risks I was taking. I cant imagine the grief these families are feeling right now.
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Prayers going out to the boys, familys, and all envolved
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I am not asking this to place blame or to point fingers, I am truly asking because im curious, do you think on a normal day that a 20 Seacraft is a boat that can make the trip to Bimini safely?
And I am praying each day for these families and these boys, whether they come home or not this family will need it. |
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People have made the Fort Pierce to Bimini run in 13' Whalers, when the conditions are right. Others have broached 40 footers in the same inlet - it's all about the sea conditions with some boat handling skills mixed in. Some days a Gheenoe is too big and some days an aircraft carrier ain't big enough!
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that makes sense, thanks for your response and sorry for hijacking this thread. Praying for the families.
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A few years back a 42 ft. dive boat rolled goin` outta Boynton. This man was a dive master, had a 100 ton offshore ticket and ran charters for over 10 years there. On a glassy morning you can easily take a 13 whaler to Bimini or West End. If you have not been humbled by mother ocean, chances are you don't have much wheel time. Last summah, we were commin` in LWI just ahead of a noon squall. As we passed Sailfish Marina, a disabled Mako asked for a tow, I stopped and I asked where they wanted to go. They said Currie park. I said can you hear my graphite rod humming? They said yes. I said lets go to Phil Foster and now. They declined. I said please come with us. They declined. Yet another night. I have many thoughts and so few words. Many prayers, GFS |
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