On Fri, 11 Nov 2016 17:11:26 -0800 (PST), Tim wrote:

6:40
Thanks for the kind words, fellas. It was good to be remembered after all this time.

The fishing days are over as I sold the boat in October of 2013. I'm 72 now and it was getting to be a lot of work. I read the old fishing reports on my site quite often and miss the time sitting in the cockpit waiting for the bite of big ol' sturgeon. But I sure don't miss all the work involved. I have a new (to me) coach and still enjoy the trips around the country.

But lately I catch myself perusing the boat ads on Craigslist. Lord help me...

-Dale
Fishwisher.com
....

Gets addicting doesn't it brother? I'm always gawking at boats and motorcycles thinking I just need "that one there!" But it's nothing that more money can't cure..,
?

You just cool it. When you get a few years older I may sell you Miss Milly.

On Saturday, November 12, 2016 at 5:38:29 AM UTC-6, Poquito Loco wrote:
On Fri, 11 Nov 2016 16:40:14 -0800 (PST), wrote:

Thanks for the kind words, fellas. It was good to be remembered after all this time.

The fishing days are over as I sold the boat in October of 2013. I'm 72 now and it was getting to be a lot of work. I read the old fishing reports on my site quite often and miss the time sitting in the cockpit waiting for the bite of big ol' sturgeon. But I sure don't miss all the work involved. I have a new (to me) coach and still enjoy the trips around the country.

But lately I catch myself perusing the boat ads on Craigslist. Lord help me...

-Dale
Fishwisher.com

Dale, I felt the same way for a couple years, but finally bit the bullet and wrote the check for
another one. Some folks around here make very, very snide comments about those who may be
temporarily, or permanentty, boatless.

John, Thats one solid boat and that was a really good deal i might add...

Poquito Loco Wrote in message:
On Fri, 11 Nov 2016 16:40:14 -0800 (PST), wrote:

Thanks for the kind words, fellas. It was good to be remembered after all this time.

The fishing days are over as I sold the boat in October of 2013. I'm 72 now and it was getting to be a lot of work. I read the old fishing reports on my site quite often and miss the time sitting in the cockpit waiting for the bite of big ol' sturgeon. But I sure don't miss all the work involved. I have a new (to me) coach and still enjoy the trips around the country.

But lately I catch myself perusing the boat ads on Craigslist. Lord help me...

-Dale
Fishwisher.com

Dale, I felt the same way for a couple years, but finally bit the bullet and wrote the check for
another one. Some folks around here make very, very snide comments about those who may be
temporarily, or permanentty, boatless.


Thanks for the pic of your new boat. That's one hellofa boat.
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On Sat, 12 Nov 2016 06:38:31 -0500, Poquito Loco
wrote:

On Fri, 11 Nov 2016 16:40:14 -0800 (PST), wrote:

Thanks for the kind words, fellas. It was good to be remembered after all this time.

The fishing days are over as I sold the boat in October of 2013. I'm 72 now and it was getting to be a lot of work. I read the old fishing reports on my site quite often and miss the time sitting in the cockpit waiting for the bite of big ol' sturgeon. But I sure don't miss all the work involved. I have a new (to me) coach and still enjoy the trips around the country.

But lately I catch myself perusing the boat ads on Craigslist. Lord help me...

-Dale
Fishwisher.com

Dale, I felt the same way for a couple years, but finally bit the bullet and wrote the check for
another one. Some folks around here make very, very snide comments about those who may be
temporarily, or permanentty, boatless.

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John, what did you get?

Any pictures?

7:45
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John, what did you get?

Any pictures?
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Wayne,I sent you plenty of info about it to one of tour phones. You should have it. It's nice ...

Heh, 72 isn't too old. There are a lot of interesting deals on EBAY
also. I almost bid on a Bertram 35 the other day that had relatively
new Cummins turbo diesels in it. Coukd have won the bid for somewhere
less than $14,000. The engines alone were worth more than that. Sort
of sorry I let it go but it would have added another unneeded
complexity.
.....

Man that would have been a good deal if the boat was any count at all. Is the boat market soft right now?

On Sat, 12 Nov 2016 07:37:12 -0800 (PST), Tim
wrote:

Heh, 72 isn't too old. There are a lot of interesting deals on EBAY
also. I almost bid on a Bertram 35 the other day that had relatively
new Cummins turbo diesels in it. Coukd have won the bid for somewhere
less than $14,000. The engines alone were worth more than that. Sort
of sorry I let it go but it would have added another unneeded
complexity.
....

Man that would have been a good deal if the boat was any count at all. Is the boat market soft right now?

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The market seems very soft for older boats. A lot of them are showing
up on EBAY. I think part of the issue is the durability of fiberglass
boats. If maintained even half way decently, they just seem to last
forever. The systems start to go however, and it can cost a fortune
to start replacing and upgrading - all of which is done at new boat
pricing.

11:57
On Sat, 12 Nov 2016 07:37:12 -0800 (PST), Tim
wrote:
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The market seems very soft for older boats. A lot of them are showing
up on EBAY. I think part of the issue is the durability of fiberglass
boats. If maintained even half way decently, they just seem to last
forever. The systems start to go however, and it can cost a fortune
to start replacing and upgrading - all of which is done at new boat
pricing.
......

That's the truth! About like everything else. Restoring anything usually costs way over a budget. And when you try to sell it you're lucky to get half your investment...if that!

On 11/12/16, 1:10 PM, Tim wrote:

11:57
On Sat, 12 Nov 2016 07:37:12 -0800 (PST), Tim
wrote:
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The market seems very soft for older boats. A lot of them are showing
up on EBAY. I think part of the issue is the durability of fiberglass
boats. If maintained even half way decently, they just seem to last
forever. The systems start to go however, and it can cost a fortune
to start replacing and upgrading - all of which is done at new boat
pricing.
.....

That's the truth! About like everything else. Restoring anything usually costs way over a budget. And when you try to sell it you're lucky to get half your investment...if that!



Restoring something that is unique and rare and sought after can provide
substantial returns on investment. An old fiberglass boat rarely falls
into that category.

On Sat, 12 Nov 2016 13:51:10 -0500, Keyser Söze
wrote:

Restoring something that is unique and rare and sought after can provide
substantial returns on investment. An old fiberglass boat rarely falls
into that category.

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Same with has been, never was, broken down, left wing sociopaths. Why
haven't you left for Canada yet?