"Lloyd Sumpter" wrote in message ...
On Fri, 03 Oct 2003 07:58:24 +0000, Scott McFadden wrote:
(Bob D.) wrote in message ...
A. Qualify your remarks as your opinion
B. If stating it as a fact, back up what you say with some shred of evidence
Find me one offshore, six pack, diving or fishing charter from Key
West to Fernandina Beach, FL that uses a Bayliner.
Yeah, Florida is "the world".
Harry is right, some of you are not careful readers.
I did not say, or insinuate, FL was the "world".
Here on the West Coast of Canada, the vast majority of fishing charters
use Bayliner Trophies (or Hourstons or Double-Eagles, but "the world" doesn't know about them...).
That is their problem. No doubt they're working protected waters, a
few months of the year. So, they can hardly be compared to the year
round, long range, type of offshore operations that I'm refering to.
Brett on the Charlottes just traded his Hourston in for a
Trophy, and yesterday there was Hurricane-force winds (60knots) and
10-meter seas there (not saying he went OUT in those conditions, but
pointing out that they DO get "weather" there)
In another month there will be probably more Canucks in FL than there
are left in Canada.
No wonder.
Yes indeed, lovely weather you got there, Lloyd.
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SJM