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How to Prepare Your Boat for a Hurricane: Before & After
Learning how to prepare for a hurricane can be intimidating and a little bit frightening, especially in a midst of a storm approaching. If you own a boat anywhere along the East Coast or the along the shores of the Gulf of Mexico, you’ll likely have to deal with some direct or indirect effects associated with a hurricane. Being proactive and getting prepared before the hurricane or tropical storm hits is extremely important—not only for the safety of you and your loved ones, but also for the safety of your boat. In this post, we’ll explain how you can prepare yourself and your boat for an impending hurricane. We’ll also share tips for safety and boat recovery after a hurricane hits.
Hurricane Preparedness Checklist for Boat Owners
• Stay informed and up-to-date on weather reports.
• Trailer your boat, and head inland to a safer region that is out of reach from the storm.
• If you can’t transport your boat out of the area, then prepare to batten down the hatches.
• Remove anything that’s not permanently part of the boat.
• Apply extra fenders and double up on your normal dock line usage.
• Check that all hatches and portholes are secure.
• Drop an anchor fore and aft.
• Evacuate to a safe location.
4 Tips for Hurricane Safety: How to Prepare Your Boat
1. Stay Informed: One of the reasons that boaters love being out on the water is that it helps them destress and get away from life’s everyday troubles. However, if you live an area that’s exposed to hurricanes (or other extreme weather conditions), you need to be aware of upcoming storms. To stay updated on upcoming storm systems, download a reliable weather app, such as The Weather Channel, Dark Sky Weather, or AccuWeather. Of all the things you can do to keep safe when you’re in the path of a hurricane, advance warning is, by far, the most effective.
2. Get Out Of The Way: For most recreational powerboats, many times the best solution is to pull the vessel and head inland. This reduces the impact of the initial storm surge and the accompanying rain and hurricane force wind. The sooner you do this the better, because there will be many people who either don’t or can’t move their boats in advance. They will be the ones jammed onto back roads and highways when mandatory evacuation orders are issued.
3. Batten Down The Hatches: For boats that can’t be moved, it’s time to go old-school mariner and batten down those hatches. That phrase has survived modern times because it precisely describes what you need to do in a crisis situation.
First, remove anything that’s not permanently part of the boat. That means
cushions, toasters, life jackets, curtain rods and anything else that would fall off if the boat gets sideways. If you leave these items aboard, you not only risk losing them for good, but you could create dangerous projectiles for anyone or anything nearby during the worst parts of the storm.
Use plenty of extra fenders, used tires, or anything else that will absorb impact and lash them to the boat. Quadruple your normal line usage, springing to any and all potential contact points. Check that all hatches and portholes are secure and detach or cover windscreens.
Drop an anchor fore and aft and ensure they’re well set.
4. Don’t Try To “Ride” Out the Storm: When a storm is approaching, some boaters try to ride out the storm on their boat in open water. Although you may think this sounds better than evacuating or securing your boat, this won’t help you or your boat stay safe during hurricane winds and rain.
Although as boaters, our boats become an important part of our lifestyles and identities, they aren’t worth our safety. They can always be replaced, and you should put your personal safety first in the event of a hurricane.
9 Post-Hurricane Safety Tips for Boaters
• Once the hurricane has passed, it’s time to move into recovery mode. Below, you’ll find tips for safely recovering your boat and the necessary next steps you should take.
• Follow Flood Warnings: Don’t drive in flooded waters or ignore local flood advisories. Although it’s understandable that you want to start repairing your boat, it’s crucial that you do so safely. Once you’re cleared to go check on your boat, be aware of fallen power lines, debris, and other obstacles in your path.
• Be Careful in Floodwater: If you have to be in floodwater, it’s crucial to wear a life jacket at all times. As you likely know, having a life jacket on your boat is crucial, so you should have it on-hand anyways.
• Wash Your Hands and Treat Injuries Immediately: Floodwater can contain dangerous bacteria and chemicals that may put your health in danger. If you’re exposed to
floodwater, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and clean water. In addition, if you suffer any wounds or injuries, get them treated as soon as possible.
• Review Your Boat Insurance Policy: Most likely, you have some type of boat insurance policy in place. These policies typically cover boat damage caused by a hurricane, so you can rest easy. However, it’s still important to review your insurance policy to fully understand what your policy covers.
• Gather Necessary Supplies: As you prepare to repair and clean your boat after a storm, you should gather supplies that will make the process easier. These items include trash bags to dispose of debris, boots and gloves to move about your boat, duct tape to secure any cracks or broken parts, and cleaning supplies.
• Assess Your Boat for Damages: Before you check out your boat, confirm that your marina is open, docks are fixed, and that it is safe to visit. Once you receive confirmation, check on your boat as soon as possible. Remember to bring proof of boat ownership, as some marinas deal with looters after a hurricane.
• Immediately Remove Moisture and Dirt: To avoid further issues, begin removing any mud,
moisture, and debris from the boat. This will prevent mold and permanent damage.
• Check the Boat for Structural Damage, Leaks, and System Issues: Next, you should check the bilge to ensure that the boat hasn’t experienced any underwater damage, and identify any problems with the engine fuel systems, bilge pump, electronic systems, and other parts of the boat. Although you may be able to fix some issues yourself, it’s best to record damage for your insurance company.
• Preparing for the Worst: How to Handle a Sunk or Beached Boat: No boater wants to prepare for it, but you should consider how you’ll handle an unsalvageable or extremely damaged boat. Again, all damage should be documented for your insurance company, and you should contact them to determine next steps.
Conclusion Preparing for hurricane season isn’t a fun topic for boaters, but it’s one that is crucial to keep in mind. Protecting your boat, and yourself, is paramount, and you’ll have peace of mind if you have a plan in place for before and after the storm.
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Grilled Mahi Mahi with Key Lime
Ingredients:
(4) 6-ounce mahi fillets
1/2 cup key lime juice
2 key limes, zested
2 tablespoons dry white wine
3 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
1 teaspoon fresh rosemary
1/2 teaspoon fresh thyme
1/4 teaspoon black pepper, course ground
vegetable cooking spray
fresh herbs for garnish
key lime slices for garnish
Preparation:
Place the fillets in a shallow dish.
To prepare the citrus marinade, combine the key lime juice, zest, olive oil, white wine, herbs and black pepper in a small bowl; mix well. Pour the marinade over the fish and marinate for 1 hour in refrigerator.
Coat grill with vegetable spray and preheat on medium-high heat. Grill fillets for 4 to 5 minutes on each side until center is opaque and meat flakes easily with a fork. Garnish with herbs and key lime slices and serve.
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This summer, one of those dreams becomes reality: Project Ocean — a custom-built Solara 33 designed in close collaboration with a client who envisioned cruising the Mediterranean using only the power of the sun.
This is the first solar-powered cruiser of its kind — fully electric, live aboard, and ready for long-range ocean adventure.
It’s built on our Solara 33 platform and re-imagined as a true off-grid explorer, featuring: • A transformable saloon that opens to the sea or encloses into a protected lounge
• A full-size Queen bed for overnight comfort
• A home-style kitchen and spacious bathroom
• Expansive open-bow sun lounges
• 3.4kW of solar panels, twin 40kW electric outboards, and a 234kWh lithium battery system
No noise. No emissions. No compromise.
This is what happens when a client’s dream meets a brand that dares to innovate.
At RAND, we believe a yacht should be more than a status symbol —
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We exist to push boundaries, co-create with our clients, and shape a better way to enjoy the sea.
STORM PREPAREDNESS
Here is a list of the many things to consider before, during and after a storm.
PREPARE BEFORE THE STORM ARRIVES
• Review your boat insurance policy carefully to know if you are required to take action in order to make a claim valid.
• If you keep your boat at a marina, find out what their storm policy is and take the proper steps.
• If you are going to move your boat, determine where ahead of time.
• Learn the storm surge history and elevation of your area.
• Learn safe routes inland and make plans of where you will evacuate to.
• Take inventory of the property on your boat and video if possible. Plan what will be removed from the boat and what will stay.
• Keep all legal documents such as registration, insurance policy, marina rental agreement, etc. in one secure and dry container away from the vessel.
WHEN A HURRICANE WATCH IS ISSUED
A watch means hurricane conditions pose a possible threat to the watch area within 36-hours.
• Frequently monitor radio, TV, NOAA Weather Radio, and/or hurricane hotline telephone numbers for official bulletins of the storm’s progress.
• Ensure access to emergency equipment such as first aid kit, flashlights, and/or battery-powered radios.
• Move boats on trailers close to a building. Weigh them down. Lash securely to the trailer and use tie-downs to anchor the trailer.
• Anchored boats should be tied high, using a half hitch knot (loop knots slip). Anchor rigging should consist of new or good line and chain.
• Boats docked at marinas should have extra lines attached. Line lengths should be sufficient to accommodate excessive high water.
• Once your boat is secured, leave it and don’t return until the storm has passed.
• Fuel your car.
• Stock up on canned provisions
• Check supplies of special medicines and drugs.
• Secure lawn furniture and other loose material outdoors.
• Tape, board, or shutter windows to prevent shattering.
• Wedge sliding glass doors to prevent them from lifting from their tracks.
WHEN A HURRICANE WARNING IS ISSUED
A warning means sustained winds of 74 mph or higher are expected in the warning area within 24-hours or less.
• Closely monitor radio, TV, NOAA Weather Radio, and/or hurricane hotline telephone numbers for official bulletins.
• Follow instructions issued by local officials and LEAVE IMMEDIATELY IF ORDERED TO DO SO.
• Plan to evacuate if you live on the coastline, an offshore island, or live near a river or in a flood plain.
If staying home in a sturdy structure on high ground:
• Board up garage and porch doors.
• Move valuables to upper floors.
• Bring pets in.
• Fill containers with several days supply of drinking water. Approximately one gallon per person, per day.
• Turn up refrigerator to maximum cold and don’t open unless necessary.
• Only use your phone for emergencies.
• Stay indoors on the downwind side of the house away from windows.
• Beware of the eye of the hurricane.
• Bring in small hand tools to aid you should your home be damaged during the storm.
If you are evacuating:
• Leave early in daylight if possible.
• Shut off water and electricity at main stations.
• Take small valuables and documents but travel light.
• Persons needing special foods or medicines should take them with them.
• Take sufficient money in small bills to defray certain expenses you may incur.
• Lock up house.
• Notify family members or friends outside of the warned area of your evacuation plans.
• Drive carefully to designated shelter or other evacuation location by following recommended evacuation routes.
AFTER THE STORM PASSES
• Stay in your protected area until the storm has passed and local officials announce it is safe to travel.
• Drive carefully – watch for dangling electrical wires, undermined roads, and flooded low spots.
• Report broken or damaged water, sewer, and electrical lines.
• Use caution when re-entering your home.
• If your home has structural damage, do not enter until it is checked by building officials.
• Check for gas leaks.
• Check food and water for spoilage.
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with Captain Sergio Atanes
Time to make memories before it’s too late Uncle’s Influence: The author shares how his uncle Manuel introduced him to fishing at a young age, taking him to Gasparilla Island and teaching him various fishing techniques during the 1950s. They often camped on the shoreline and experienced fishing adventures that shaped the author’s love for the sport. At the age of five years and a few months, he took me under his wing like an angel and hooked me on fishing. He was only 18 years old at the time but had already acquired more knowledge about fishing in Tampa Bay than most anglers twice his age. About a year into my adventures with my uncle, he decided to expand the boundaries and that summer we started fishing Gasparilla Island.
• Back then in the 50’s there were no bridges to the island, only a ferryboatservices several times a day. I do remember the last ferryboat left at 8 PM on Friday nights. We missed it several times when the traffic on US 41, then a single lane highway would back up for miles around Sarasota and we had to spend the night fishing the old railroad bridge that carried supplies to the island (the bridge is still there today and a good fishing spot) until the next ferryboat arrived at 8 AM.
• We would camp on the shoreline within sight of the old phosphate pier that extended into Boca Grande Pass was a beautiful sight at night, its lights looking more like a great ship from the distance gliding into the pass (all that is left of the pier now is wooden pilings). Fishing was notallowed on the pier except on weekends. No ships docked and at night the guards would let us fish till daybreak in exchange for some of our catch or sometimes for a bottle of rum and boy did we catch fish. Huge redfish up to 40 inches long, snook (as they were called soap fish
in the 50’s) were considered trash fish Grouper, flounder and mangrove snapper were common occurrences during the winter months.
• At any given time, you could hook up with a goliath grouper that many times exceeded two hundred pounds. We used 3/8 anchor line with 20/0 hook and for sinkers we used old window sash weights with mullet for bait. The line was lowered to the bottom towards the end of the pier and tied to the railing. When the railing shook you knew you had a big fish, and all the guys would slowly walk the beast to the shoreline where it was cleaned and deboned and iced for the trip back home.
• During the day we fished for mackerel, trout and redfish along the shoreline and island side of the railroad bridge. Part of the learning experience was not only fishing but camping and cooking our catch. I remember a walkway on both sides of the pier with a conveyor belt that ran through the center
• I don’t remember a lot more than that, other than my uncletiedan old anchor line around my waist and the other end was tied to the railing. This gave me enough scope to let me work an area but short enough that if I fell in the water only my feet would touch. The current then as it today runs at a good clip through the pass, and I would have been swept into the Gulf forever. If my mother had ever known or found out some of my many experiences I had with my uncle, it would have ended my fishing career.
In the winter of 1952 Uncle Manuel received an invitation from his uncle (Uncle Sam), then known as the draft board, to spend some time in the Army. My adventures were put on hold until his return, but my love for fishing continues even today.
May Tampa Bay Fishing Report. Snook action is
Great fishing around Anna Maria Island as we had into summer
The fishing and the weather around Anna Maria Island and Bradenton FL have been great lately as we end our spring break season and get into summer. Guests on our fishing charters have been enjoying successful fishing along with the best weather this area has to offer. The water in Tampa Bay and surrounding Anna Maria Island and the Gulf of America has been teaming with life. The last few weeks we have been seeing an abundance of bait fish schools, threadfin herring and pilchards. There has been no shortage or dolphins around and we have been seeing quite a few slow-moving manatees as well. Plenty of bird life lately including pelicans, seagulls, terns, cormorants, ospreys, a variety of herons, egrets, and spoonbills have been common sightings while fishing and traveling spot to spot. Some of the most prevalent species of fish being landed on our charters include snook, spotted seatrout, redfish, Spanish mackerel, grouper, ladyfish, and jack crevalle.
May and June are a great time of year for inshore fishing. Tarpon are showing up more and more by the day, the snook are making their way to their spawning
areas out on the beaches and passes for the summer, big schools of bait are all over the place with Spanish Mackerel, ladyfish, spotted seatrout, blacktip and lemon sharks, jacks, and other hungry fish gorging themselves. The deep grass flats are great areas to fish when the water warms and provide a variety of fish to anglers. The tarpon have shown up in good numbers in Tampa Bay around the Skyway bridge and some of the major passes. As we get more into May the migratory fish along the beaches of Anna Maria Island will show up and become a target on our fishing charters.Gag grouper seem to be everywhere we go. They are catch and release but are a blast to catch and really test your skills as an angler. The mangrove snapper are getting more active with the warm clean water we have been seeing throughout Tampa Bay. They are around structures like the major bridges and artificial reefs. As we get more towards the middle of the summer, we will see more snapper being caught on our fishing charters.
The bait fish are back on the grass flats. My favorite time to catch the bait on the grass flats is early in the morning as the sun is peaking over the horizon. Anchor the boat
hot along the mangroves with the best bites in the early morningusing topwater plugs or their favorite summer bait live greenback sardines. Fishing with live bait I like to freeline the baits in morning and use a float like the Four horsemenwhich has a distinct noise I found draws a lot of attention in the afternoon.
Redfish will be roaming the flats, and I suggest cutting threadfin sardines on a 3/0 Kahle hook with a split shot about 3 inches from the hook. Another new technique is using a yellowtail 1/8 oz 3/0 hook sizejig. Pick a spot with salt and pepper bottom (grass with sandy potholes) or close to some oyster barscast in the general area and let the baits soak on the bottom it may take some time, but the reds will come, and chances are you will catch the bigger fish.
Mackerel will be everywhere you have a strong running tide;range markers and artificial reefs are a good place to start.Chumming is the preferred method to get them started I recommend using a 1/0 XXL J hook tied to 30-pound fluorocarbon leader at least 30 inches long.
Black drums can be found under most bridges feeding on cut blue crabs use a 5000-size reel with medium heavy spinning rod depending on the current anywhere from a ½ to 1 0z sinker is recommended. Mangrove snapper will be in the same area except they prefer shrimp or small greenback sardines on a 1/0 hook.
Where: look for deep cuts with strong currents, structurer that hold baits and what we call humps areas where the bottom come up quickly and has deep drops around them.
Florida Captain Sergio Atanes S & I Charters, Inc. 813-973-7132 Reelfishy.com
and chum using dry tropical fish food to create a slick and wait for the bait to congregate in the slick. I like to use a ten-foot cast net with quarter inch mesh to capture the bait fish once they are chummed up.
If you are looking for a fishing charter in the Anna Maria Island or Bradenton/ Palmetto area, give me a call or text 813-220-8725. You can also visit my website onamissionfishing.com and book through there. I offer family friendly fishing charters. I also cater to the seasoned anglers. We fish with fresh caught live bait I catch in the morning before clients arrive.
Bradenton, Florida
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FLORIDA KEYS FISHING TOURNAMENTS: 2025 Florida Keys Fishing Tournaments Calendar - Long popular, these fishingevents provide a chance for some friendly Florida Keys fishingcompetition to see who’s going to go home with the next big saltwater trophy. These exhilarating tournament fishing contests attract entrants the same way sailfish are drawn to ballyhoo. You can fish singly, in groups, or even team up with Key West fishing guides for the very popular Cuda Bowl held each year. Visit https://www.florida-keys-vacation. com/Florida-Keys-Fishing-Tournaments.html
UPCOMING 2025 LLGF EVENTS: “Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing offers a variety of programs throughout Florida to empower women through fishing and connect them with likeminded peers,” said Betty Bauman, Founder of LLGF. “Most events include classroom education paired with hands-on fishing, while others take place entirely on the water to help women learn or sharpen their skills in real-time.”
Upcoming 2025 LLGF events, with optional or included fishing are:
May 16-18 Keys Fishing Screamin’ Reels Learning on the Water Islamorada, FL
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WEST PALM BEACH SUMMER BOAT SHOW - JUNE 20-22 - Where: Expo Halls, South Florida Fairground9067 Southern Blvd, West Palm Beach, FL 33411. When: June 20-22, 2025. Friday, 12-6, Saturday 10-6, Sunday, 11-5. The summer Boat Show returns to the South Florida Fairgrounds featuring over 100,000 s.f. of new boats and accessories. There are center consoles, bay boats, flats boats, runabouts, pontoons and more. Accessories include boat lifts, outboard engines, outdoor furniture and more. Trades are accepted and financing onsite. There is also a preowned boat section. Admission $10.00, kids and parking are free. www.southflaboatshow.com For more info Jackielou, Show Manager 772-486-4969
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FAIRGROUNDS - Join us for the Largest Boating Sales Show in the Tampa Bay Area! Join us for the boating event on the season! Ahoy Mates! The largest boating event in the Tampa Bay area showcases area boat dealers and manufacturers, from yachts to cruisers, kayaks to standup paddleboards along with multiple vendors for the latest in boating and fishing supplies and accessories. This three-day sales event offers a great way to see and compare millions of dollars in boating inventory all in one location. You could be on the water by the end of the weekend! Main Floor will include: • New Boats • Docking and Safety Equipment • Outdoor and Fishing Supplies • Trailers • Area Lenders. Friday, Saturday and Sunday will feature Fishing and Boating Seminar Series. Schedule will be posted prior to show. Tampa Bay Boat Show presented and produced by Tampa Bay Times. Dates and Hours: Friday, June 27- 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday, June 28- 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday, June 29- 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Location and Directions: Florida State Fairgrounds, 4800 U.S. 301, Tampa, FL 33610. Parking Subject to Fairgrounds Event Pricing. Contact the Times Events Team: Dave LaBell 727-893-8523, dlabell@tampabay.com
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with Captain Mike Schulze
Tough Bites, Tight Bonds: A Week of Fellowship on the Water
This week was a tough week of fishing. I worked an evening shift, 3:30 pm to midnight, so I went out on Monday and Thursday. On Monday, I went out with my friends Don and Steve. This was the first time Steve joined Don and me, and we met through Salt Strong.
We met at the dock around 8:00 am and went on our adventure. Unfortunately, we didn’t know it would be a tough day fishing. We started heading north and tried to fish the spoil islands just past the North Causeway bridge.
When we came up to the first spoil island, I wanted to fish, we realized it was too shallow. I don’t recall it being that shallow before, but it was, and we almost got stuck. I spent about ten minutes looking for a channel to get to the east side of the spoil island, but then decided to run further north. As we headed out to the channel, Don was trolling a shallow diver behind the boat, and he hooked up with a baby jack. Little did we know that would be the last fish caught the rest of the day.
Once in the channel, we made the run to Round Island. I was hopeful as I heard some trout were being caught up there. We worked our way from the northwestern point of the island and all the way around without a single bite. We saw birds and lots of blow-ups on the schools of mullet, but the fish didn’t want what we were throwing.
With it getting late in the morning, I headed to Harbor Branch. Once again, we had little luck
here. Although about halfway to the west shoreline, I did hook up with a short snook, but it was short-lived, as the first jump, he shook the hook. I didn’t want to stop fishing on a bad note, but I had to get to work, so we headed back to the dock at this time.
Even though the fishing was slow, we had good fellowship and beautiful weather. We saw several manatees and a pod of dolphins. I joked that today’s trip was a sightseeing trip rather than a fishing trip.
On Thursday, I managed to get another boat, and since it was last minute, I texted Don to meet me at the dock. Since we went north on Monday and didn’t do well, we headed south. We went to marker 192 and decided to fish the west bank docks. After drifting for a while, I realized it was difficult to fish the docks without a trolling motor, so we changed it up and headed east to Bear Point.
Hope all mothers had a great weekend and hope some caught some fish. Continued days of sunshine and plenty of heat, has kept a great bite going.
Structured areas are main targets for locating snook like always, but docks have been the main targets last week. Schooling fish are gathering along dock pillings and long docks along points. Live baits freelined near structure creates strikes. Rapala skitter walks and DOA 4” jerk baits worked with tide creates awesome surface strikes.
Bear Point still has a lot of grass, but once again, we struck out. There were lots of mullet again, and every once in a while, we would see something chasing them; however, we were unable to get any bites. With it approaching 11:00 am, I started heading back to hit the oyster bars on the way back. As we were heading to the channel, I was trolling a slam shady bomber, and it paid off, as I caught the only fish of the day, a baby jack crevalle. When we got to the oyster bar, our first hit was a shrimp on a float. It caught us by surprise, as Don and I were both throwing paddle tails. All of
shorelines.
Schooling jacks have ranged in size from 2 to 5 pounds but anglers have wrangled 10 to 20 pounders in on light tackle.
Deep holes and channels are holding schooling tarpon on both sides of the tides. Tarpon have been active on live baits as of late, patience is key as tarpon can be picky at times. As we get closer to the full moon bigger pods and fish will start to gather along beach’s and passes.
Jacks have been plentiful and ferocious striking live baits and Rapala along sea walls and
a sudden, I heard Don’s reel screaming. I was closest to the rod, so Don told me to grab it. Whatever it was, it was heavy and was running hard. Unfortunately, it broke me off about 15 seconds into the fight. I felt bad as I lost Don’s fish. This was the moment my luck changed. Once I handed Don his rod back, my reel started screaming. I spent the next five minutes. With the way it was fighting, I thought for sure it was a stingray, but it turned out to be a 4-foot bonnethead. Over the next thirty minutes, I caught eight ladyfish and lost at least that many before I got them to the boat. Unfortunately, Don didn’t get anything to the boat. I even offered to let him use the cork popper I was using to catch the fish, but he continued to fish with what he was using.
When we returned to the dock, I felt guilty that I had caught fish and Don had not. But Don is easygoing and said he enjoyed being out on the boat and fellowshipping with me. He reminded me of the importance of friendship and being in the moment.
Even though the fishing was tough this week, friendships were forged, and memories were made. Tania and I send our best wishes to all fellow anglers. May your fishing adventures be safe, blessed, and filled with tight lines and good times! Until next time, keep casting and chasing those dreams on the water.
The past week fishing continued to stay steady, with the warm weather we have received and no rain. Water temperatures are climbing.
Snook where the hot topic last week any dock’s or sea walls were prime targets to land a linesider. Live bait and artificial lures like DOA 3” shad tail or 4” jerk bait produced strikes. Snook are schooling up, common snook are the most dominant of the four species. Fat snook seemed to be more prevalent around deeper docks.
Channels and bays continued to thrive with a plethora species for anglers to target. Big Spanish mackerel
and jacks are hanging in schools, striking live bait along with 3 inch DOA shad tail. With the big tides we received last week I seen good influx of snapper along with black drum around rocks piles and structured areas.
As we continue to push close to summer, we’re going to start seeing the migratory patterns of the bigger tarpon and snook gathering near beaches and deeper passes. Hopefully the big school is a Bait will show triggering a feeding frenzy.
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with Captain Craig Korczynski Southeast Florida
Emma Newton with a trout she caught with her daddy “Captain Roger Newton” @ Fine Bait and Tackle in North Port FL.
10-foot bull shark caught about 18 miles west of Boca Grande Pass with Capt. Sergio Atanes (813) 973-7132 or www.reelfishy.com
Veronica Hendricks, Altamonte Springs, FL and Lee Dean, Key West, FL admire Dean’s keeper grouper. “Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!” 954.475.9068.
There are still mahis in the Gulfstream and if conditions are right September can be an excellent month for that. In September we also start kite fishing again targeting sailfish, mahis,
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Targeting tailing redfish on flood tides, from Homosassa all the way north to Yankeetown is one of the most unique fishing opportunities for anglers found anywhere in Florida. Capt. Kyle Messier, Florida Fishing Adventures, 352-6344002, floridafishingadventures.com
Triggerfish are open all year EXCEPT Jan, Feb, June, & July. With water temps and bait both trending in the right direction, expect the action to keep heating up! Hubbard’s Marina 727-393-1947.
The Barnetts, from the Naples area, caught this big amberjack, plus a limit of mangroves, with Capt. Wayne Burri and SeaSquared Charters, Marathon Florida Keys, 305-942-9214.
Tarpon season is in full swing! Also sharks, snook, redfish, trout. Capt. Mark Ward, Everglades Guide Service 239-450-9230.
FORT MYERS POWER SQUADRON Call (239) 945-6612. www.usps.org/index.php/sss-home Email: samtico@hotmail.com
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Great Father Son time with Kings and Snappers while fishing with Capt. Larry Pentel, DeadFish Charters, 850-685-1092, www. deadfishcharters.com
Celebrating their catch are Barb Evans, Marco Island, FL; Lora Trinchero, Islamorada, FL; Shannon Martello, Fort Myers, FL; Mary Ann Dineen, Fort Myers, FL; Nancy O’Rourke, Citrus Springs, FL; Lee Dean, Key West, FL, Veronica Hendricks, Altamonte Springs, FL and Betty Bauman, Davie, FL. “Ladies, Let’s Go Fishing!” 954.475.9068.
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21’ HURRICANE SUNDECK 217 OB
2018 - Powered with a Yamaha Four Stroke 150 hp. 330 hours. Full maintenace service and new bottom paint just done by local dealer. Complete polishing and waxing. This boat looks great. Boat comes with a 2021 Continental aluminum trailer. $29,900. Naples Used Boats & Yachts 239-571-4500. PDN1037 21’
21’ SEASWIRL 2150 STRIPER 1995 - Powered w/ Evinrude E-Tec 150hp sitting on a 2013 Kara trailer. This Center Console has a T-top w/ canvas in good condition, Fishing rod holder, livewell and has plenty of storage set up to have a awesome fishing trip down the bay. Trailer is in great condition road ready. $12,900Gulf Coast Boat & Yacht Sales. For more information please call 239-643-2073 and ask for Nick. PDR1037
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22’ HURRICANE SUNDECK 2200 DC OB 2014 - Powered with a Yamaha 200 hp Four Stroke outboard. 645 hours. Includes a 2021 Continental aluminum trailer. All in great shape. $25,000. Naples Used Boats & Yachts 239-571-4500. PDN1037
22’ MONTEREY 220 EX 2007Powered By a Mercruiser 5.0 MPI with 260 hp. Engine has 237 hours. Includes aluminum Tandem axle trailer. $14,900. Naples Used Boats & Yachts 239-5714500. PDN1037
22’ PATHFINDER 2200-V 2004Powered with a 2014 Yamaha 250 SHO Four Stroke outboard. Includes Jackplate. New Minnkota Terrova 24 volt trolling motor. trim tabs, three fishing chairs, livewell, bow cushions. Boat is in good condition. $24,995. Naples Used Boats & Yachts 239-571-4500. PDR1037
22’ SEA RAY SRV 220 CC 1974Powerd by Mercruiser 5.7Mcm w/ 1979 trailer. SRV220 CC in good condition has sat in storage for 23 years and motor does need work like full service. $2,000Gulf Coast Boat & Yacht Sales. For more information please call 239-643-2073 and ask for Nick. PDR1037
22’ SEA RAY 2016 - 250 hp Mercury. Bimini top, stereo & Garmin. Stored inside, low hours and trailer. Asking $44,500. Call David (In Vero) at Ocean5 Yacht Sales Cell #772-473-8398 or email; david@ocean5.com PDR1034
20’ ANGLER 204 CC 1996 - Powered w/ Suzuki 140hp. Hull and
good condition, motor runs and sounds good. This 20ft Angler has T-top and cooler
seat and plenty of space to have a awesome fishing adventure. No
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24’ CHAPARRAL SUN SETTER 2003 - Reduced to $15,000! Moving, need to sell! Lost steering, priced accordingly. Full maintenance log - low hours - recent PM performed. 813-878-2263. PBR1036
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CHRIS CRAFT CATALINA 1986 - Nice Boat. Single 350 GM straight inboard.
cabin. Runs good. $5000 firm. Pompano Beach. Call Frank 954-263-0504. PDR1036
25’ PROLINE WALKAROUND 1990 - First come gets it...this is a nice boat. Twin 250hp Johnson outboards that runs great, recently serviced. Twin axle aluminum trailer. Good condition. Call Frank for details and showing. $7,800. 954-263-0504. PDR1036
MAGNUM 1971 - Custom twin 496 Mercruiser 600 hp. Total refit from stringers on up. About 23 hours on boat after refit, trailer. Full cover, must see to appreciate all the work and time restoring this boat. Extra clean. Asking $64,900. Offers wanted!! Call Chuck at Ocean5 Yacht Sales, cell# 772-263-2776 or Email:chuck@ocean5.com PDR1034
24’ CUTWATER 24 COUPE 2021 - At the heart of this luxury edition lies a powerful 250 horsepower Yamaha Four Stroke engine, delivering smooth, efficient, and reliable power. $129,987. Located in Jensen Beach, FL. Please call for more details: 888-519-9120, PocketYachtCo. com PDR1037
24’ ISLAMORADA 2014 - 300HP Yamaha w/450hrs. Fully serviced trailer, Power pole new, bimini top new, battery charger, under water lights, stereo, Garmin 5212. Original owner, stored on lift or inside, canvas for entire boat, helm, helm seat, engine, prop, power pole. Asking $89,900. Call Chuck at Ocean5 Yacht Sales, cell# 772-263-2776 or Email; chuck@ocean5.com PDR1034
24’ PATHFINDER 2003 - 200hp Yamaha. Trolling motor, Garmin EchoMap, stereo, VHF, bimini top, Must see. Asking $29,900. Call Chuck at Ocean5 Yacht Sales, cell# 772-263-2776 or Email; chuck@ocean5.com PDR1034
24’ TIDEWATER 210 LFX 2019Yamaha 200HP engine w/only 113 hours. Clean title in hand. No hurricane damage – meticulously cared for. Always stored high and dry. Includes a single-axle trailer, 6 lug beefy trailer – ready to tow. Sleek, well-maintained hull and interior. Reason for sale: Relocating out of state. Asking price: $48,000. Location: Tarpon Springs, FL. Serious inquiries only, please. 727-432-6158. PAN1037
25’ CAROLINA CLASSIC 2006$45,000 - Brad Peterson - 305 481 1512 - bradp@curtisstokes.net - www. curtisstokes.net PDR1037
27’ STUART BOATWORKS 2025 - Twin 300hp Yamahas. Garmin electronics, full size fiberglass hard top, SeaKeeper, stereo, under water lights, SeaKeeper tabs, transom seat, seating forward of console, coffin box forward live well, faux teak toe rail. Save time to build, customer could not take boat and factory is looking for offers. Asking $387,500. Call Chuck at Ocean5 Yacht Sales, cell# 772-263-2776 or Email; chuck@ ocean5.com PDN1034
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26’ PURSUIT 265 DUAL CONSOLE 2013 - At the heart of this vessel is a robust Yamaha 350 motor, renowned for its powerful performance and unmatched reliability. $84,987. Located in Jensen Beach, FL. Please call for more details: 888-519-9120, PocketYachtCo.com PDR1036
26’ SEA FOX 266 COMMANDER 2016 - Twin Yamaha 150hp outboard 795hrs. Twin Power poles, GPS trolling motor to keep you in place without anchoring, 2 newer Garmin MFDs 3yrs old, custom bow sun shade, 4200 dry weight, cruise 30mph, WOT 45mph, fuel 143gal, fresh water 12gal, toilet, bow table, custom bait station. Boat is lift kept and ready to be your fishing machine! $89,900. Captain Dave Werning, World Class Yacht Sales (877) 901-BOAT captaindave@ wcyachtsales.com Let us sell yours! PDR1037
$119,987. With 200HP Yamaha & Float-On Trailer. The ultimate compact cruiser for those seeking big adventure in a trailerable package. Whether you’re cruising inland lakes, navigating coastal waters, or embarking on weekend getaways, the R-23 delivers outstanding performance, comfort, and efficiency. Rob Tolbert, Pocket Yacht Company, Jensen Beach, FL 202-236-9930. PDR1037
25’ RANGER TUGS 25R 2021$169,987. An exceptional, well-equipped cruiser designed for both adventure and relaxation on the water. Powered by a Yamaha 250HP Outboard motor, this boat offers robust performance, smooth handling, and outstanding fuel efficiency. Rob Tolbert, Pocket Yacht Company, Jensen Beach, FL 202-236-9930. PDN1036
27’ RANGER TUGS LUXURY EDITION 2019 -
26’ SEA RAY SUNDANCER 260 2002Single MerCruiser 383 Stroker. This 260 Sundancer is in good condition and ready for use. She’s been well maintained. She can be seen by appointment. She has been aggressively price by the owner for a quick sale. Take a look and make your offer. Asking $20,000. Location: Cape Coral, FL. Taking Bids. YachtSalvage. com Jeff: (843) 789-0357 or Jpalmer@ CertifiedSales.com PDR1037
27’ RANGER TUGS 27 LUXURY EDITION 2023 - $234,987. Recent $10K price reduction! She’s loaded with gear: Dinghy lift and dinghy, Kicker motor, and all the other amazing standard items, from reverse cycle air, GPS, radar, autopilot and so much more. We will take trades. The engine still has factory Yamaha warranty. Rob Tolbert, Pocket Yacht Company, Jensen Beach, FL 202236-9930. PDN1036
29’ MONTEREY 295 SPORT YAYCHT 2015 - Superior performance define the 295 Sport Yacht. This 29? Monterey model is roomy, comfortable and stable. Repowered in 2019, with Merc 377 Mag. Only has 298 hrs. $89,000 - Gulf Coast Boat & Yacht Sales. For more information please call 239-643-2073 and ask for Nick. PDR1037
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28’ CUTWATER C28 2021 - $164,987. In-Stock trade that must go!!! Recent $10K price reduction. She’s loaded with gear: from reverse cycle air, GPS, radar, autopilot and so much more. We will take trades. The sale will also include a systems orientation and captains training plus a 30-day components warranty. Rob Tolbert, Pocket Yacht Company, Jensen Beach, FL 202-236-9930. PDR1037
28’1” BOSTON WHALER 28 OUTRAGE 2014 - Twin 300 Mercury outboards, offering powerful acceleration and reliability. With its spacious and open cockpit, this Boston Whaler is a dream for anglers. Equipped with a large fish box, livewell, rod holders, and plenty of storage for gear. $119,987. Jensen Beach, FL. Contact Robert Tolbert 202236-9930, PocketYachtCo.com PDR1036
29’2” REGAL BOATS 2665
COMMODORE EXPRESS CRUISER
2007 - 8.1L (496 cu in) - 380HP Volvo Penta duo prop, 7.5kW generator, air conditioning, VacuFlush, water heater, active corrosion protection, fire suppression, chartplotter/sounder, Fusion stereo, windlass, extended swim platform, full galley, Aluminum Trailer, ALL Maintenance just performed, LOW HOURS!!! $44,000. 206-412-7547. PBN1035
30’ CENTURY 30 EXPRESS 20162016 Century 30 Express has it all. Powered by twin Yamaha 300 hp Four Stroke outboards with only 285 hours. $149,900. Naples Used Boats & Yachts 239-571-4500. PDR1037
30’ GRADY-WHHITE FREEDOM 307
2021 - Twin Yamaha 300hp outboards w/115 hours. New livewell pump, Garmin VHF, twin Garmin GPS screens with depth, chart, and open array digital radar, oilet (never used). Cruise 27kts 4000 rpm. Customized by factory to have entry door on port side. Recently fully detailed and ready to go. $289,000. Captain Dave Werning, World Class Yacht Sales (877) 901-BOAT captaindave@wcyachtsales. com Let us sell yours! PDR1037
30’6” GRADY-WHITE 306 CANYON 2020 - Boat is equipped with the best Yamaha 300s with warranty until October 2025! Lift kept under cover with no bottom paint. Notable features: 2021 All Marine triple axle trailer, Gull wings, Twin Garmin 8616s with auto pilot, Fusion stereo with speakers, New batteries, wired to receive Min Kota trolling motor. $229,987. Location: Jacksonville Beach, FL. Call for pricing. Lee Cook, 410-7039911, PocketYachtCo.com PDR1037
31’ SEA RAY 310 SLX OB 2019T-300HP JPO white Mercury Verado OB. The Sea Ray SLX 31 is among the best open deck configuration you can buy on the market. Packed with features, lift maintained, low hours and recently serviced and detailed. $209,000. Stuart, FL. Lee Cook, 410-703-9911, PocketYachtCo.com PDR1037
31’ TIARA 2003 - $139,900 - Ted Evans - 248 202 7663 - tevans@curtisstokes. net - www.curtisstokes.net PDR1037
31’ TIARA YACHTS 3100 OPEN 2001 - Twin Crusader 7.4 MPI Fresh watercooled engines with 1035 hours. A very clean, well-cared for boat ready for you to enjoy. She has lots of features with many new upgrades. $84,000. Naples Used Boats & Yachts 239-571-4500. PDR1037
34’ ALBIN 35 COMMAND BRIDGE 2004 - This is a great example of a multipurpose boat with endless capabilities. This single level floorplan offers a queen berth forward and a stall shower in the head. Cockpit features two in-deck fish boxes, transom livewell, wet bar with sink and transom door. Also offers wide side decks, a safety features seldom found on modern boats. $133,000. Captain Dave Werning - World Class Yacht Sales (877) 901-BOAT, captaindave@wcyachtsales. com Let us sell yours! PDR1037
34’ INTREPID 2001 - $129,500Curtis Stokes - 954 684 0218 - curtis@ curtisstokes.net - www.curtisstokes.net PDR1037
34’ MAINSHIP MKIII 1985 - Single 2011 Volvo Penta D4, 260hp. This beautiful MK III was going through a recent refit when the owner relocated, forcing this great boat on the market for sale. Approx 1,900 hrs on the Volvo Diesel. Great running and very fuel efficient at a 14 knot cruise. $32,500. Taking Bids. Location: Melbourne, FL. YachtSalvage. com Jeff: (843) 789-0357 or Jpalmer@ CertifiedSales.com PDR1037
35’ BAYLINER 3488 COMMAND
BRIDGE 2001 - Molded stairs to flybridge - no ladders on this yacht! The salon, galley and lower helm are all on the same level with tons of windows. Two staterooms, each with a double berth, and the large Vacu-flush head with separate enclosed shower stall makes longer trips comfortable! Twin mercury 5.7 engines. $57,150. 850-391-1678. PBR1034
36’ CRUISERS 3650 AC 1996 - Twin Volvo Penta 7.4 Gi. This boat shows very well for her age. She could use basic seasonal prep and cleaning. Location: Melbourne, FL. YachtSalvage. com Jeff: (843) 789-0357 or Jpalmer@ CertifiedSales.com PDN1037
36’ SEALINE C335V 2023 - Twin outboard engines, low hours. 7 years of engine warranty remaining, 5-year hull warranty. 2 A/C units. Generator with just 72 hours of use. 2 spacious cabins + ensuite with TV. Recently bottom painted – ready for the water. Absolutely no hurricane damage. One-owner boat –selling only to switch to a fishing model. $430,000 or best offer. Serious buyers only. Absolutely no brokers. 727-4326158. PAN1037
37’ MARLOW PROWLER HAVANA 2017 - “Rover” is a Prowler Havana with state-of-the-art electronics and highperformance Mercury 400hp engines. She is ready to fish or cruise in style. Call today! Call today! Please call for details. Contact Marlow Marine Sales, Inc. 800362-2657. PDR1037
30’ MAINSHIP 2000 -
BOSTON WHALER 325 CONQUEST 2023 - Whaler in pristine
36’ HATTERAS 1971 - Twin 330 hp QSB5.9 Cummings. Garmin electronics, Phasor generator. Owner has owned this boat since 1981. Total refit on this boat in 2005, engines, gen, electronics, interior and all systems. Must see to appreciate. Asking $119,900. Call Chuck at Ocean5 Yacht Sales, cell# 772-263-2776 or Email; chuck@ ocean5.com PDR1034
42’ CHB 1985 - $79,500 - Kendyl Taylor - 386 576 7900 - kendyl@curtisstokes.netwww.curtisstokes.net PDR1036
42’ GALEON 420 MOTORYACHT 2020 - Twin Volvo-Penta 435 HP main engines, Fischer-Panda 12 kW generator, and Sidepower bowthruster. $665,000 - Curtis Stokes - 954 684 0218 - curtis@curtisstokes.net - www.curtisstokes.net PDR1037
44’ VIKING MOTORYACHT 1988 - She offers twin Detroit Diesel 450 HP main engines. $99,500 - Curtis Stokes - 954 684 0218 - curtis@curtisstokes.net - www.curtisstokes. net PDR1037
40’ SEA RAY 1992 - $54,900 - Greg Patterson - 251 776 4581 - gpatterson@ curtisstokes.net PDR1037
41’ CRUISERS 405 MY 2004 - Twin Volvo TAMD-75 EDC diesels. It’s ready for use and will make a great dockside condo. It needs general cleaning and basic seasonal prep. Take a look and make your offer. Asking $57,500. Location: Treasure Island, FL. YachtSalvage.com Jeff: (843) 789-0357 or Jpalmer@CertifiedSales. com PDR1037
42’ CRUISERS 415 EMY 2008 - Single Volvo 370 Diesel. Needs some repair. Old termite damage in the deck. The termites had been treated and destroyed but the damage wasn’t repaired. It is usable asis. The previous owner decided to donate instead of completing repairs and selling. Asking $95,000. Location: Niceville, FL. YachtSalvage.com Jeff: (843) 7890357 or Jpalmer@CertifiedSales.com PDR1037
43’ HATTERAS 1979 - Twin 671 (285hp), Garmin electronics (2022), generator, (2) staterooms, (2) heads, lower station, seating on foredeck, dinette, galley down. Must see. Asking $67,500. Call David at Ocean5 Yacht Sales, Cell # 772473-8398 or email; david@ocean5.com PDN1034
44’ FOUNTAINE PAJOT MY 2023 - This stunning vessel boasts four staterooms each with a private ensuite, two starboard and the massive private owner’s suite port. With her optional twin Volvo Penta D6 - 480 hp IPS motors Au Natural can reach speeds of a whopping 24 knots with a cruising speed of 17 knots. Located in the Bahamas. $1,490,000. Captain Dave Werning - World Class Yacht Sales (877) 901-BOAT, captaindave@wcyachtsales. com Let us sell yours! PDR1037
42’ SEA RAY 2003 - $229,900 - Herman Koster - 832 228 1188 - herman@ curtisstokes.net - www.curtisstokes.net PDR1037
46’ VIKING 46C 1984 - Twin Detroit 6v92 Turbos. This 46C was in the midst of a full refurbishment when it took on water at the dock. A thru-hull fitting hose was dislodged, allowing sea water to fill the hull. The water level even with the aft transom gunwale. The hull is sound and shows well. The interior has been stripped down and dried out. The engines have been pickled. Location: Freeport, FL. Asking $30,000. YachtSalvage. com Jeff: (843) 789-0357 or Jpalmer@ CertifiedSales.com PDN1037
49’ MARLOW EXPLORER 49E-CB
2018 - “Timber’s Toy” is powered by twin 1000hp 12.9L CAT engines, making her the fastest 49E-CB in the fleet! Dually stabilized by a gyro and fins, one of the smoothest riding yachts in her class. She is turn-key, ready for your next adventure. Please call for details. Contact Marlow Marine Sales, Inc. 800-362-2657. PDR1037
49’ MERIDIAN 490 PILOTHOUSE 2004 - Twin 330-hp Cummins diesel engines with only 645 hours. A motor yacht with style, function, and performance. Large flybridge, roomy cockpit, open salon, spacious pilothouse, and three cabins to insure comfort, and convenience. Located in Port Charlotte. $310,000. Captain Dave Werning - World Class Yacht Sales (877) 901-BOAT, captaindave@wcyachtsales. com Let us sell yours! PDR1037
58’ HATTERAS SPORTFISH 1990Twin Detroit 16c92s. Verena had updated carpet and flooring throughout the cabin. The boat shows well for her age. She is reportedly running well and ready to go. Taking Bids. Location: Niceville,
53’ MARLOW EXPLORER 53c 2006“Namaste” is an exquisite, one-of-a-kind Explorer, equipped with unique custom upgrades and advanced electronics, offering the range and comfort for unforgettable adventures wherever your journey may lead! Please call for details. Contact Marlow Marine Sales, Inc. 800362-2657. PDR1037
57’ MARLOW EXPLORER 57E 2008Experience luxury and adventure with “Knot R O’Ky Home,” which has just freshly completed the Great Loop! She is impeccably maintained, turnkey, and ready to cruise. Call today! Please call for details. Contact Marlow Marine Sales, Inc. 800-362-2657. PDR1037
58’ MARLOW EXPLORER 58E-CB 2024 - “Maritime” is a comfortable and extremely well-appointed yacht. Powered by twin Volvo D13 engines, rated at 1000hp each, she goes on long-range cruises at 8 knots or get you to the next destination, at a luxurious speed of 20+ knots. Call today! Please call for details. Contact Marlow Marine Sales, Inc. 800362-2657. PDR1037
58’ MARLOW EXPLORER 58E 2014
- “Margin Call” is powered by twin CAT C-18 diesel engines, rated at 1015hp each with twin 21.5kW Onan generators. This immaculate Marlow Explorer offers the perfect balance of fun and elegance. Call today! Please call for details. Contact Marlow Marine Sales, Inc. 800-362-2657. PDR1037
58’ MARLOW EXPLORER 58E 2017“True North” is a great size for a family yacht! She is ready for your next voyage with twin CAT C-18 1015hp engines and folding electronics on the hardtop so she can do the Great Loop. Please call for details. Contact Marlow Marine Sales, Inc. 800-362-2657. PDR1037
61’ MARLOW EXPLORER 61E 2015
- “Sea Smoke” is semi-enclosed and powered by twin 705hp CAT C12 engines. She is loaded with custom upgrades and just fully serviced. Her custom layout includes three-staterooms plus crew and lots of entertaining space. She is ready to go yachting! Call today! Please call for details. Contact Marlow Marine Sales, Inc. 800-362-2657. PDR1037
52’ VIKING 2015 - V12-1400HP Mans. Garmin electronics, Seakeeprer, davit w/ dinghy. Teak cockpit, enclosure. Hull painted at Viking 8/2024, engine cooling service completed 10/2024, hydraulic outriggers. cockpit freezer, mezzanine with tackle drawer locker, 2200 hrs, captain maintained. Must see extra clean, Asking $1,950,000. Call Chuck at Ocean5 Yacht Sales, cell# 772-263-2776 or Email; chuck@ocean5.com PDR1034
53’ HATTERAS EXTENDED DECK MOTORYACHT 1984 - She has had numerous upgrades and updates. She offers twin Detroit Diesel 8v71TI 450 HP main engines. $210,000 - Curtis Stokes - 954 684 0218 - curtis@curtisstokes.net - www.curtisstokes. net PDR1037
62’ MARLOW EXPLORER 62E 2013
- “Carpe Diem” is a low-hour Marlow Explorer, mainly being used as a condo by the previous owner. She has had extensive upgrades done and is one of the best overall value cruising yachts on the market today! Please call for details. Contact Marlow Marine Sales, Inc. 800362-2657. PDR1037
70’ MARLOW EXPLORER 70E MARK II 2023 - “Incorrigible” was built with modern flair. With her twin CAT C-18 engines at 1150hp, she is well equipped for any voyage. You won’t find a better outfitted cruising yacht under 100’. Call today! Please call for details. Contact Marlow Marine Sales, Inc. 800-362-2657. PDR1037
70’ MARLOW EXPLORER 70E 2011
- “Rode Runner II” is ready to take her crew on extended cruises as well as coastal adventures. Powered with twin CAT C-18 1015hp engines, this vessel provides economical cruising at 8-10 knots. Cruise in luxury aboard this incredible yacht. Please call for details. Contact Marlow Marine Sales, Inc. 800362-2657. PDR1037
53’ MARLOW EXXPLORER 53E 2022 - “Barchetta” is a well-appointed with a highly customized 3 stateroom layout and semi-enclosed flybridge. She is powered by twin 850hp CAT engines and ready to cruise! Please call for details. Contact Marlow Marine Sales, Inc. 800-362-2657. PDN1037
56’ MATTHEWS VOYAGER 1973 - Very comfortable live aboard as well as a great sea going vessel. Cruises 9-10 knots, planes at 18-30 knots with twin Mack 650’s. Owned by the present owner for 10 years. Many upgrades and repairs both cosmetic as well as mechanical throughout ownership. Tip top condition. 2012 EastMarine 12’ dinghy with 30hp Suzuki. Got to see it. $295,000. 508-274-7866. PCN1037
58’ HATTERAS 1990
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31’ RINKER 2001
60’ AZIMUT S6 2019 - (3) 550HP, IPS700 Volvo Penta (250hrs). 21.5 Onan generator, 3 staterooms plus crew quarters, tender garage, hydraulic swim platform, aft seating and sun pad, forward bow seating and sun pad, full electronics, joystick controls, aft sun shade. Original owner. Must see. Asking $1,329,000. Call Chuck at Ocean5 Yacht Sales, cell# 772-263-2776 or Email; chuck@ocean5.com PDR1034
62’ MARLOW EXPLORER 62E-CB 2020 - “Boreal” is a magnificent collaboration between an owner’s stylistic vision and the Marlow standard of excellence. She is well equipped to cruise, with her twin Volvo D-13 engines at 1000hp. Please call for details. Contact Marlow Marine Sales, Inc. 800-362-2657. PDR1037
62’ WHITICAR 1971 - Twin 12V71 Detroit Diesel (485hp) (3200hrs). Refit from 20192021. 27kW Generators new in 2000, both rewound in 2018 w/350 hrs, total 2000hrs, upgraded plumbing and lighting. Fiberglass over from the rub rail to the keel, hull and top sides painted. Bilges painted, bottom and running gear painted 1/2025. Interior up dated, Heads up dated, new ac units, All structural and cosmetics addressed. Updated davit, live well, fish box w/ice machine. Must see to appreciate all the work that went into this boat. Asking $459,000. Call Chuck at Ocean5 Yacht Sales, cell# 772-263-2776 or Email; chuck@ocean5.com PDR1034
63’ HATTERAS CPMY 1986 - $395,000 - Curtis Stokes - 954 684 0218 - curtis@ curtisstokes.net - www.curtisstokes.net PDR1036
31’ CAMANO TROLL 2005 - $119,900 - Ted Soch - 561 929 3199 - ted@ curtisstokes.net - www.curtisstokes.net PDR1037
34’ MAINSHIP TRAWLER 2006Located in Port Charlotte. Just Reduced to $150,000. Owner wants it gone immediately. Bring offers! Single Yanmar with bow thruster. Great condition and well-maintained. Many upgrades including solar/lithium, hydraulic tender lift, fiberglass tender, and more. Perfect looper or cruiser. Owner wants it gone immediately. Captain Dave Werning - World Class Yacht Sales (877) 901BOAT, captaindave@wcyachtsales.com Let us sell yours! PDR1037
40’ KHA SHING 40 SUNDECK 1988Ford Lehman diesel. A classic doublecabin trawler that combines space, comfort, and economy in a sturdy allweather package. Flybridge, sundeck, large open salon, and two staterooms to insure room, comfort, and convenience. Kept in “ready to use” condition. Dependable, reliable, economical to operate, safe and fun. $69,900. Captain Dave Werning - World Class Yacht Sales (877) 901-BOAT, captaindave@ wcyachtsales.com Let us sell yours! PDR1037
50’ BENETEAU 2015 - $620,000Curtis Stokes - 954 684 0218 - curtis@ curtisstokes.net - www.curtisstokes.net PDR1037
50’ MARINE TRADER 1987 - $249,000 - Ted Soch - 561 929 3199 - ted@ curtisstokes.net - www.curtisstokes.net PDR1037
GRAND BANKS 1977 - $32,500 - Marty Lonergan -
LOT 19 RIVER RD, MOORE HAVEN, FL
33471 - Affordable Intracoastal-Riverfront Home-site, Deep water access to Lake Okeechobee, The Gulf, and the Atlantic.
the Gulf of Mexico. $799,000. 352596-3218. PCR1036 ACCOMMODATES 50+ FT YACHTS - A boaters dream! This gorgeous 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom pool home sits on an oversize waterfront lot and has been meticulously renovated with thoughtful design. The house is perfect for those boating enthusiasts, as it features a large composite dock, with two 58’ boat slips, a 10,000lb lift, and a 50 amp hookup. Not to mention the location allows for direct Gulf Access, and protective harborage for larger boats. $599,000. Contact Lawrence Ronco 239-229-6333. PAR1034
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2020 Marlow Explorer 70E-CB MKII
“C’est La Vie” is one of the fastest Marlow’s in North America with her upgraded CAT C32 engines. She is in like new condition and is one of the most upgraded Marlow’s ever built.
2017 Marlow Explorer 58E
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2022 Marlow Explorer 53E
“Barchetta” is well-appointed with a highly customized 3 stateroom layout and semi-enclosed flybridge. She is powered by twin 850hp CAT engines and ready to cruise!
Explorer 53C
Runner II” is ready to take her crew on extended cruises as well as coastal adventures. Powered with twin CAT C-18 1015hp engines, this vessel provides economical cruising at 8-10 knots. Cruise in luxury