mr_velocity

We own 4 and have another that is kept at the house with the keys in it. "Sure you can leave your boat at my dock just leave the keys." The boat that gets used most is the one that requires the least maintenance, just turn off the motor and hit the lift button. No wash, no flush.......it's a 14' jon boat. After that it's the 15 Whaler Jet, again on a lift but I do flush it and just give it a quick spray rinse. After that, probably the boat I don't own cause the kids like to fish, it's a 26 Proline. The 41 Velocity, it's just too much work to use that boat. Takes me damn near 2 hours to flush and fog the motors, wash & dry the boat and put the full cover back on it. So it hardly gets used but I sure do like seeing it sitting on the lift. Speaking of which, we had 4 sunny days in a row, I guess I'll cut the shrink wrap off it tonight

RollWithIt

I have a 1988 Bayliner Cobra and a 1988 Baja 240 Sport. The Bayliner was my first purchase and is up for sale since I bought the Baja. Haven't used the Bayliner since the purchase of the Baja. It just is not fast enough.

GLH

Two boats I think is like having two wives and all the wonderfull stuff that comes with them, enough said!

Biggus

We have a 22 Sea Ray Pachanga as well as the Top Gun. The Pachanga is used every day to run up to town and the Top Gun does not get 1/2 the use. Little boats are so easy to throw around and park anywhere, sometimes a quick run in the Cig just turns into a headache because of docking/space issues.

I`ve put about 35 hrs on the Pachanga this season and about 15 on the Cigarette.

dhlaw

2000 28 Whaler Conquest for fishing, 2001 dolphin renegade pro for flats, 2001 Top GUn T/S for haulin, yamaha Blaster for wave jumping and Packin air's weedeater boat for damaging my fingers........ Each boat is specific for a purpose, but I find that I am always wishing I was in the Gun. I am addicted!!