What would it take to get you to volunteer as a Control Boat for the 2009 Winterfest Boat Parade?

[Guest edgewater225]

I'm on the Board of the Winterfest Boat Parade, and on the actual parade committee, and (yes, I know this is dragging already) the guy in charge of recruiting/organizing Control Boats. I'm also the VP of marketing for Star brite.

If you are planning on watching the parade (mid-December), consider being a Control Boat. You get an unobstructed view of the parade; Your job is simple - anchor at a pre-determined spot (you can ask for a specific area) and then make sure the spectator fleet anchors behind you, in order to keep the route clear for parade boats.

You'll also get a cool Captain's Bag full of Star brite products and other stuff, invitations to pre- and post-parade parties and a cool yellow flashing light. LEO will be your backup in case of douchebags.

I'll be out there on my EdgeWater, and I will tell you it is an outstanding way to watch the parade.

If you're interested, send me a PM with an e-mail. We may be holding a Control Boat meeting this summer, if there is enough interest. . The Florida Sportsman Forum has already come up with 6 boats, so let's see if this one can't do better.

[eliteftlaud]

I'm on the Board of the Winterfest Boat Parade, and on the actual parade committee, and (yes, I know this is dragging already) the guy in charge of recruiting/organizing Control Boats. I'm also the VP of marketing for Star brite.

If you are planning on watching the parade (mid-December), consider being a Control Boat. You get an unobstructed view of the parade; Your job is simple - anchor at a pre-determined spot (you can ask for a specific area) and then make sure the spectator fleet anchors behind you, in order to keep the route clear for parade boats.

You'll also get a cool Captain's Bag full of Star brite products and other stuff, invitations to pre- and post-parade parties and a cool yellow flashing light. LEO will be your backup in case of douchebags.

I'll be out there on my EdgeWater, and I will tell you it is an outstanding way to watch the parade.

If you're interested, send me a PM with an e-mail. We may be holding a Control Boat meeting this summer, if there is enough interest. . The Florida Sportsman Forum has already come up with 6 boats, so let's see if this one can't do better.

sign me up. bjk@elitemarine.us

[Guest edgewater225]

Thank you!

Bill

sign me up. bjk@elitemarine.us

[Enough Already]

IM sent.

[Guest edgewater225]

Guys, Thank you.

Bill

IM sent.

[iMacattack]

What would it take? A bigger boat... =) Not too intimidating out of a 16' Skiff... though I could work as a "fast attack" boat for ya...

Cheers

Capt. Jan

[Fishinspot]

Mount a 50 cal. up front and you'll be very intimidting!!

[iMacattack]

I like the way you think... LOL

[P.W.O.A. Inc.]

I'm on the Board of the Winterfest Boat Parade, and on the actual parade committee, and (yes, I know this is dragging already) the guy in charge of recruiting/organizing Control Boats. I'm also the VP of marketing for Star brite.

If you are planning on watching the parade (mid-December), consider being a Control Boat. You get an unobstructed view of the parade; Your job is simple - anchor at a pre-determined spot (you can ask for a specific area) and then make sure the spectator fleet anchors behind you, in order to keep the route clear for parade boats.

You'll also get a cool Captain's Bag full of Star brite products and other stuff, invitations to pre- and post-parade parties and a cool yellow flashing light. LEO will be your backup in case of douchebags.

I'll be out there on my EdgeWater, and I will tell you it is an outstanding way to watch the parade.

If you're interested, send me a PM with an e-mail. We may be holding a Control Boat meeting this summer, if there is enough interest. . The Florida Sportsman Forum has already come up with 6 boats, so let's see if this one can't do better.

[P.W.O.A. Inc.]

I'm on the Board of the Winterfest Boat Parade, and on the actual parade committee, and (yes, I know this is dragging already) the guy in charge of recruiting/organizing Control Boats. I'm also the VP of marketing for Star brite.

If you are planning on watching the parade (mid-December), consider being a Control Boat. You get an unobstructed view of the parade; Your job is simple - anchor at a pre-determined spot (you can ask for a specific area) and then make sure the spectator fleet anchors behind you, in order to keep the route clear for parade boats.

You'll also get a cool Captain's Bag full of Star brite products and other stuff, invitations to pre- and post-parade parties and a cool yellow flashing light. LEO will be your backup in case of douchebags.

I'll be out there on my EdgeWater, and I will tell you it is an outstanding way to watch the parade.

If you're interested, send me a PM with an e-mail. We may be holding a Control Boat meeting this summer, if there is enough interest. . The Florida Sportsman Forum has already come up with 6 boats, so let's see if this one can't do better.

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Better Late Than Never !

If you will be looking for Vessels over 30' to volunteer for The 2010 Boat Parade, You should contact Nick C. Pres.of The Plantation Waterways Owners Association, Inc. 1360 S.W.56 Avenue - Plantation Isles - Plantation, Florida 33317

pwoa2005@bellsouth.net

Just a thought, Happy New Year