CEMSGUY

I agree with a single and sea tow, with the proper safety equipment. If you are leaning towards a boat with twins, it may be worth considering a 22-23' power catamaran. They have a lot of space for their size, easy to swim/dive off of, easy to dock in limited space and you can get them with twin 115 4 strokes which will get you pretty good economy. Depending on the manufacturer, some offer dedicated batteries, fuel tanks and fuel filters for each motor. Some people hate catamarans, I happen to like them. Ours is a 22.5' World Cat that drafts 12", so we can get into ~2' of water while under power. We use it regularly to scallop, fish the flats, pull the kids on the tube, checkout manatees and fish offshore. Email or PM me if you are interested in a test ride. I am in Crystal River.

That is insane. To have see something like that and still continue to do your job. Puts into perspective just how hard it is for them. That kind of dedication deserves our respect!

LMAO, freakin' hysterical...thank you Wiley

glad they caught the perp and everyone got their gear back

"we'd have better luck playing pickup sticks with our butt cheeks than we will getting a flight out of here before daybreak" "looks like I picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue" "I see your schwartz is as big as mine" "well they finally did it, they killed my f...... car" "oh, its just a harmless little bunny, isn't it" "I do believe Marsellus Wallace, my husband, your boss, told you to take ME out and do WHATEVER I WANTED. Now I wanna dance, I wanna win. I want that trophy, so dance good" as for this one...I couldn't pick just one part of the French from the Hoy Grail:

Where are they located? Do you have any pics you can post? What were they used for?

We have one in the outside pocket of our ditch bag.

They make a great boat at Young. It never fails, when I see one on the river, one of my fishing buddies will ask what kind of boat it is

"we're going to need a bigger bathtub"