F330,
I'd dove with Splashdown divers in Boynton Beach, if it's that inlet
that has a bridge you go under and a bunch of fishermen on the wall, ya it's
an interesting ride.
Paul

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That boat was the most fun and, I have the most memories of any boat I've
owned. I'd love to have it back. It was also the most fish catching boat
I've
ever owned. Sailfish loved that boat. Many a day in the winter we'd be
bouncing
around in 6 to 8 foot seas and we'd have multiple hook-ups. I think our
record
was 8 sails in one afternoon off Boynton Beach.

The boat is very seaworthy. We kept it in Boynton Beach and that inlet is
notorious. There weren't very many days we couldn't get out.

Let me know more about the one you're looking at. Never know, it could be
my
old one. There's not may of them around. any more. And if you have any
questions, I'd be glad to help out if I can.

Barry

F330,
I'd dove with Splashdown divers in Boynton Beach, if it's that inlet
that has a bridge you go under and a bunch of fishermen on the wall, ya it's
an interesting ride.
Paul

That's the one. Tides rip through that skinny little inlet. A good strong
outgoing tide with a strong NE winter wind and you come out the inlet and face
6 to 8 foot rollers coming over the shifting sand bar. Local knowledge is a
must. They lose a lot of boats in that inlet.


Barry