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Recent comer to THT...figure I should post up. None of her running yet, but I will try this summer. She is put away for her winter nap. One of her home in the keys, the other of her home here in Delaware.
__________________ 2001 Pro Line 23 WA/225 Mercury
Running Luhred In at Little River, SC; and the Baby Huey at its slip at Solomon's Island, MD during a business/fishing trip. sorry if the pictures are big, I dont know how to resize?
__________________ 1999 27' Sea Ray Sundancer Special Edition
1988 34' Luhrs 342, Sold
1978 20' Robalo w 1993 225 Yamaha, 8 month rebuild, including Alexsealed, wiring, electronics, canvas, For Sale
1984 18' Regal bowrider, Sold after 14 years
1967 12' Jon Boat w 1967 Mercury 5 hp, family has had since new
Here are a couple of photos of the little boat... 13'3" Haines Hunter modified to tiller steer. 70HP Yamaha 2 stroke PTT.
That is Jackasaurus with the Big Prawn at Ballina in the background and the other shot is at the local boat ramp after this mornings run... Just went for a burn...
This picture really demonstrates why some boats need low water intakes.
I looked at your website, excelent job on the rebuild of that boat. Thats the kind of shit I love looking at. Anyone with money can dump big coin on a ready to race go-fast. But it takes a true boat fanatic to do what you guys did to that old boat.
As a guy that makes that same run to Bimini pretty often I can attest that making it there and back in under 2 hours is awsome. In those perfect conditions it usually takes me an hour and 20 mins one way, of course I'm not pushing my boat like you guys were,.....but still. Nice job!
This vacant engine compartment is a friggin work of art!!!
Thanks It Was A Lot of fun We will Do it Again,Jeff
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Originally Posted by ScarabChris
This picture really demonstrates why some boats need low water intakes.
I looked at your website, excelent job on the rebuild of that boat. Thats the kind of shit I love looking at. Anyone with money can dump big coin on a ready to race go-fast. But it takes a true boat fanatic to do what you guys did to that old boat.
As a guy that makes that same run to Bimini pretty often I can attest that making it there and back in under 2 hours is awsome. In those perfect conditions it usually takes me an hour and 20 mins one way, of course I'm not pushing my boat like you guys were,.....but still. Nice job!
This vacant engine compartment is a friggin work of art!!!
Thanks It Was A Lot of fun We will Do it Again,Jeff
Posted some back in the Spring. Here is one taken in one of the final tournaments of the year! Already ready for the new year! I am actually standing behind the leaning post on this one. Got a hook in the hand earlier that day and didn't feel like driving!
This is a picture of a picture, sorry about the clarity.
Good old dependable fisher from Great Southbay 
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