boomerswims wrote:
Terry K wrote:
The insurance that would be needed to do so would probably be
astranomical.

There you go again assuming without actual knowledge. Start with the
National Assocation of Chaterboat Operators (NACO). For $35 bucks you
can be a member and then have acess to several NACO Member Insuarce
brokers who cater specifically to charter operators.

There is also another charterboat association. But since you obviously
already know the cost of chaterboat insurance policys I wont waste any
more of your time.

Also, I wouldn't feel comfortable with "tourists" using
the boat without meeting them and knowing their sailing experience.

Why, have a small controll issue? Hey, if you're gonna get another boat
and sell the Rawson turn it into a business. IRS Sole Prop Sched. C.
Maybe if you are lucky a customer, or as you call them ; tourist, will
burn it or sink it for you........... ie. $$$$$$ for you.

Besides, somebody off the street coldn't do any worse than your
husband's attmpt at sailing it to CA.

Tired of Being Tactfull Bob