"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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"stealth" wrote in message
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"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
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Find your insurance agent's home address and send him flowers. When he
calls
to thank you, remind him that you know where he lives.




So the concensus is that you tie the boat up and hope for the best. I
would
have thought that a boat would take a severe thrashing beating up
against
the dock once the water churned up due to the storm. Thanks for the
feedback.





I don't know if it's a consensus, really. What if the boat's too big to
transport, but too small to take out to sea? Or, what if your level of
skill
for the "out to sea" idea is just not up to par?




Precisely my question; what does one do under these circumstances? For
instance, Florida marinas are chock full of high dollar large boats with
inexperienced out of state owners, yet hurricanes in that area are not
uncommon. Do these boat owners just "chance" that their boat will be
alright?

s