Thanks Scott from Hull

ScottM · #1 06-09-2004, 07:15 AM

Chuck,
No problem, that's what this board is for [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]. Good idea moving to a new thread as I didn't want to take away from John's ad.

I keep my boat on the Hull side of the Weir River, just past the anchorage area at World's End. Look for the #11 green can and my boat is right next to it - 23' Seabird CC named "Off the Hook". The name isn't on the boat though, so give me a shout sometime on VHF 69. What kind of boat do you have now?

Glad I could be of help, and I hope Peter's boat works out for you.

Chuckster · #2 06-09-2004, 10:22 AM

My boat? Haha, don't laugh - it's a 1960 MFG Seaway 19' that someone chopped the runabout bow out of and threw in a small center console... quite possibly one of the ugliest boats you'll ever see. But, it gets me out there.

It needs a lot of work, and I've come to the point where I've decided that if I'm going to dump what little money I have into a restoration, it should be on a quality hull. Therefore, here I am!

If I'm out in your area, I'll probably be in my brother's boat - a 24' Robalo cuddy called "Da Bote" out of Landfall Marina - I'll be the pale skinny guy flyfishing off the bow...

Thanks again, I'll keep you posted...

ScottM · #3 06-09-2004, 11:01 AM

Chuckster,
Hey, at least you've got something that gets you out on the water. The name of your brother's boat sounds familiar, but that's probably because there is a 23' or 25' Robalo CC in the area named "Das Boot". My father keeps his SeaCraft at Hewitt's Cove, right next door to Landfall.