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Old 08-12-2007, 10:51 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Raider Ronnie View Post
Hey Zacs,
I'm wondering,
What kind of $$$ would you guess this boat is worth?
This boat I'm guessing is 50 - 60 ft or more, and looked to be fairly new.
Less than what you paid for your powerboat and fuel in the past 3 years.

Also its not 50-60 feet.
More like 30-35.

Do you guestimate fish size this well too?

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As for what happened,
My best guess, the person didn't know the area or maybe someone had too much to drink !
This spit is a bit submerged at high tide.
As for it coming off a mooring, no chance, this spot is Boston outer harbor.
More like they anchored somewhere, left the boat, and dragged, thats an anchor line off the bow.
There's also nothing on the bow roller.

You must not listen to the typical Seatow traffic each weekend for you to make the 'educated' comment.

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