Cant wait

[DD977GM2]

The 2 happiest days of a boat owner's life.
The day he brings it home
the day he sells it

Bring Out Another Thousand.

A boat is a hole in the water surrounded by fiberglass into which you pour money.

These where the first thing that came to mind also when I was reading the OPs post.

[Beprepared]

Great boats for open water! Have fun on the res.

[sniper7]

the more the advanced the boat the more the problems with it! My step-dad has a nice boat but is always working on it and it is such a PITA to winterize since it is an inboard.

I just use my dads boat. 14' lund with a johnson 25 horse outboard. super simple. still stuff to work on but honestly it is a piece of cake.

good luck with the boat gunner! hope you have a blast with it

[cstone]

Congrats on the new toy and expensive hobby.

One of the things I miss most about the Chesapeake Bay is spending the day under a boom with some sail cloth for shade. No where to go but plenty of time to get there.

[BPTactical]

We have had two boats.....I just didn't learn the first time I guess.....

[encorehunter]

I have had a lot of luck with my boat. I haven't had to work on it in years, just take it to the lake and go for a paddle and paddle and paddle and paddle. It's a 17ft aluminum canoe with a paddle. I guess when the motor dies I won't care anymore.

[Snowman78]

I too LOVE boating, great familey FUN:



Both my kids (8 & 11) got wakeboard this year fot there b-days!

[Wakesurfer]

Lake Powell is a an absolute blast with beauty to boot. We've gone out there every year for the last 10 years. Good times! Keep your wits about you on chatfield. Lots of drunk idiots out there. Its too bad Colorado lakes are so small. Have a fun safe summer.

[Bailey Guns]

Boston Whaler's are soooo cool! I'm jealous.

You ARE going to post pics...aren't you?

[DD977GM2]

Congrats on the new toy and expensive hobby.

One of the things I miss most about the Chesapeake Bay is spending the day under a boom with some sail cloth for shade. No where to go but plenty of time to get there.

You lived in Virginia? What part? I was stationed at NOB (Norfolk for the not in the know folks)

I miss the ocean something fierce, always liked the atlantic because it was warmer.