Originally Posted by Moving2Miami (Post 2826285)

Ok, so this may be a dumb question, but what is considered a "good" tip for a dockmaster...And then, a dockmaster like this gentleman at Shooter's who will make sure you have a spot? Do they typically do a good job keeping an eye on your boat for you, too?

Just curious...As I'm moving to South Florida, this would be good to know..

Thanks!

Originally Posted by rchevelle71 (Post 2826354)

Whatever you feel comfortable with, anywhere from a few bucks to ???? We had some large yachts in front of us at shooters, I am sure they gave more than I did, but between our group of four boats he made out more than OK:drink:

Originally Posted by Moving2Miami (Post 2826285)

Ok, so this may be a dumb question, but what is considered a "good" tip for a dockmaster...And then, a dockmaster like this gentleman at Shooter's who will make sure you have a spot? Do they typically do a good job keeping an eye on your boat for you, too?

Just curious...As I'm moving to South Florida, this would be good to know..

Thanks!

Originally Posted by Moving2Miami (Post 2826359)

If you have a pretty expensive boat like a Fountain, Skater, MTI, etc...Is a hundo pretty standard, a bit high, a bit low? I really have no idea?

Originally Posted by rchevelle71 (Post 2826697)

Thats too much for one boat, heck that covers lunch for four at shooters, ya cant have the dockmaster making more than the restaurant owner. A better way to think about it may be somewhere similar to what you tip the waitstaff.

Originally Posted by slboatdrinks (Post 2826711)

First I ever heard a C note referred to as a hundo....

Originally Posted by slboatdrinks (Post 2826711)

First I ever heard a C note referred to as a hundo....

Originally Posted by northernoffshore (Post 2826766)

that been around a long time 1st 32' thunder