I am looking for a yacht to rent for this summer Must be bilge keel & around 30ft.Careful& experienced. If you don't plan to use your boat this year give me a call.
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Check out the yaht club. My parents and I once took sailing lessons, and as part of it, we got to stay on the yaht, becuase the owners were away somewhere. I assume you can sleep iwthe side boat swaying from side to side on the water, while docked at night?
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the safest and "MY" preferred way, using a smaller boat is to tether it along side the boat and bring it dock side that way. If you have a bit larger boat than I use," a 17 footer" you can winch it in, third choice "For Me" is using a small caliber hand gun brain shoot it, and after it stops fighting bring it on board! Good Luck & use caution, even a small one can inflect serious damage to you and your boat!
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Try these out.....\n\nhttp://www.hicklingbroad.com/boats.html\n\nhttp://www.nauticexpo.com/find/sailing-dinghy.html\n\nhttp://gostanford.cstv.com/sports/c-sail/archive/120601aaa.html\n\nhttp://www.uswpca.org/Pages/History/history.html\n\nThey may help a little....I hope.\n\nDon
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Try local Marina's or Boat stores, they may be able to order it for you.\nIf either one is not close to you, try this site:\n\nhttp://www.optimistusa.com/index.asp
164983
I think that 13k is over priced but that's me I like to build things. But for a bought boat sounds about right. If you feel your paying to much shop around see if you can find cheaper. I think a 50hp is plenty big enough for a pontoon boat. You could probably water ski with that actually I know you can because my uncle has a 50 evrude had it for years hauls butt. but the 30hp is too small unless your just staying in about a 5 mile area then that would be fine. Good luck and good boating.
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Gambling boat can be as short as 100 yards. Think of all the Gambling boats in the mid-west that operate on rivers.\n\nBroadcasting from a ship, with homeland sec, I do not think you could have a limit.
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Daytona Beach is nice, we stayed on Daytona Beach shores, just South of Daytona Beach, our hotel was right on the beach with balconies looking over the water. We stayed at a place called Perry's Ocean Edge. When we were there we went deep-sea fishing out of Ponce Inlet, only a few minute drive south. WE had good catches of Amberjack, some real nice ones too, we went out with Critter Fleet Charters, they have a website, critterfleet.com, i think, or search for it. They were really nice, supplied bait, tackle, and everything. They had fish cleaning available too. I would recomend both of these places. Check out the websites, i don't know the website for Perry's but you can search it.See what you think. There's also a lot to do around the southern daytona area. There is a few boardwalks, one in downtown daytona and one south of daytona. Also there is a lighthouse in Ponce Inlet, just a few minutes south from Daytona. Lots of nice restaurants, mini-golf courses, lots of stuff to do. check it out.
61424
i always look at ebay motors...then my second step to find a boat in NEXT TO NEW condish. would be a local police/sheriff auction the sheriff's harbor partol where i live has about three auctions a year...most vessels are not new though, but for instance i know that at the last one someone bought a 04 wave runner for under a grand...so look at that...after that i know an irs-repo auction is always a great bet...and if all else fails, go out to the most redneck area you can find, all rednecks have boats, and will sell them cheap ( i bought a 03 ski boat for 9 grand out in riverside ca. where as where i live orange county ca. the boat would be like 16 grand)\n\n\nhope this helps!!!
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Buy the Sea angler ( a monthly magazine ) and look for Whitby in the back pages, it will give you a list of boats that sail out of Whitby so all you have to do is ring up and sort out a date and price. all you will need is waterproof clothes and something to eat and drink. also ask if he has fishing tackle for hire + BAIT.\nAs far as cost goes it depends on what you want, i.e. wreck fishing general fishing (cheaper), how long 5 hours 8,10,or 12 hours. ask the skipper whats best when you ring him up for a date and price
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If you aren't an experienced boater, get with one or start hanging out at a local boat repair shop... you may even be able to trade some advise, tips and expertise out for sweeping a floor or parking lot.... but either way... boating can be a really bad experience if your boat isn't ready.\n There are so many things that you need to make sure work and are in good shape before you go that it's kinda mind boggling.... check with your Department of Fish and Wildlife too... they are usually the one in alot of states that inspect boats for safety.\n Some basic things.... battery fully charged, fuel lines and connector are serviceable and don't leak, steering cables are lubed, tilt and trim are lubed, bow and stern lights work, you have a tow line, fuel tank is full and you have a clean fuel filter, bilge pump and live well pumps work, you have both hull drain plugs and they have a "dummy" cord, spare spark plugs and a small tool kit, your gas and oil are  mixed correctly (I don't trust auto-injectors).... and the lsit goes on and on... and of course your boat needs to be properly registered and you have the registration numbers marked correctly on your boat.\n\nHope this helps you out.
650910
for a single guy like me it looks very fun.  But I already have a great job, otherwise I would try it.  On the water, dangerous, good money, stories, what more could a guy want?
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Check "Florida Sporstman Magazine". They have "world renowned" trips leaving from Miami-Keys. \n\nOn average, expect to pay $125-150 per person, per day,(if going for Black/White Marlin, Kingfish, Wahoo, Mahi). If your "bottom-fishing", (grouper, snapper, bee-liners, ETC), expect to pay less(party boats can be as low as $35-40 per person, per day).\n\nThere are numerous Charter's for hire. If you do "charter" a boat ask them question's like:\n\nDo I have to clean my own fish?\nIf we don't catch "ANYTHING" do I get my money back?\nHow long have you had your "captain's license"?\nDo I need to bring my own lunch?\n\nMy suggestion is to "pick wisely" who you decide to "charter". It can mean the difference between, an "OK time" and a "GREAT TIME".
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I personally think none are a good deal.  To much money for not owing anything but a little bit of time.  I would take my money and spend it on a nice cruise every year.
93227
http://www.absolutelyfreeplans.com/Boat%20Plans/boat_plans.htm   Maybe this will help you
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Your best bet is to contact Sea Ray's customer service department. They should be able to steer you in the right direction. Aftermarket products tend to not fit correctly and have poor performance. Here's Sea Ray's website.\nhttp://www.searay.com\nI hope this helps and Happy Boating!!!
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I dont think there is a place to rent wakeboards for a season, you would be better off buying one its probuly cheaper.  Wakeboarding is exactly like snow boarding I dont think you will have a problem doing it.  I am sure you have to go atleast 23 to 25mph your boat has to have enough power to pull you out of the water.  You can always try and see if your boat will do it but I am not sure if it will.  Just remember when coming out of the water keep the board in front of you and keep your knees bent once you are out of the water you will know what to do its easy.  Good Luck \n                                   Wade McKenzie  From:  South Dakota
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It depends a lot on the purpose of the vessel (tanker/bulk cargo carrier/container vessel), the type of tonnage (gross tonnage / net tonnage / deadweight tonnage), the age of the vessel, and for charters (leases) the period for which it would be chartered. \n\nI can give some rough guidance on time charter (lease) rates:\n- 20000 tons deadweight 1500 TEU container vessel, approx USD 15000 per day\n- 60000 tons deadweight Panamax 4300 TEU container vessel, approx USD 25000-30000 per day.\n\nIf you consider buying such a vessel, you need to consider that the shipyards are busy with their orderbooks for the next few years and you could get a new panamax ship for approx USD 60 million.\n\nIf you need further information I suggest you contact a shipbroker. You can find many of them in business directories.