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Jamie M · 10-27-2003, 09:44 AM

As for as in-season storage goes, I'll be looking to do what I did with my last boat. Keep it on a trailer, at the marina, which is 1/8 mile from a beautiful state ramp which is the closest ramp to Fishers Island. That costs only $500 for the season. Sometimes, they's let me put the boat in a slip from Labor Day (when lots of slips become vacant) until Halloween for $100. So I will NOT be towing the rig 85 miles, that would be too much.

It looks like it's a go, I'm just trying to find the best deal on a clean center console. For new boats, the Sea Hunt 220 is in the lead. If I can find some more $$, I really like the welded-aluminum Pacific Skiffs. For clean used, I've been looking at the following 23-footers: Key west, SeaSwirl, Sunbird/Neptune/Hydra-sports.

10-27-2003, 09:44 AM	#12
Jamie M Registered User Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Bristol, CT (the wrong Bristol to live in) Posts: 118	As for as in-season storage goes, I'll be looking to do what I did with my last boat. Keep it on a trailer, at the marina, which is 1/8 mile from a beautiful state ramp which is the closest ramp to Fishers Island. That costs only $500 for the season. Sometimes, they's let me put the boat in a slip from Labor Day (when lots of slips become vacant) until Halloween for $100. So I will NOT be towing the rig 85 miles, that would be too much. It looks like it's a go, I'm just trying to find the best deal on a clean center console. For new boats, the Sea Hunt 220 is in the lead. If I can find some more $$, I really like the welded-aluminum Pacific Skiffs. For clean used, I've been looking at the following 23-footers: Key west, SeaSwirl, Sunbird/Neptune/Hydra-sports.