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Old 04-17-2011, 01:32 PM
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Old 04-17-2011, 01:45 PM
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hmm weird... and it only has a hundo on it!
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It's a lot easier to set a trawl with multiple pots/traps single handed when they don't have to be balanced on a transom. It looks like a work boat.
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Originally Posted by maddad
It's a lot easier to set a trawl with multiple pots/traps single handed when they don't have to be balanced on a transom. It looks like a work boat.
Ya , I live in Key west and have seen boats like that.
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You think its a work boat or is it a tender for some whacko modern mega yacht ??
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Van Dam in town built a boat like that a few years ago, a little larger boat. Very odd looking boat.
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Originally Posted by catastrophe
You think its a work boat or is it a tender for some whacko modern mega yacht ??
modern mega yacht tender... me thinks
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But on second look, who would build a tender for a yacht that only seats 2-3 people? more so who would build a work boat with nice wood flooring?
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Originally Posted by Perlmudder
But on second look, who would build a tender for a yacht that only seats 2-3 people? more so who would build a work boat with nice wood flooring?
looks like a dive boat
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Lots of sailboats do that. It is so that when water goes in it just runs strait out the back. Can suck on a trailing sea!
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