jeff1000man

Going to tow all the way down if everything works out. Where do yo uguys keeps your tow rigs?? Where do you dck them for the weekend??

Phone numbers??


Links??


Info?????

THanks, jeff

rchevelle71

iTrader: (1)

Docking is non existant, unless you rent a slip, if you stay at certain hotels, you could keep the trailer in the lot, and launch daily, but usually they are the crappier ones on the north end(a few miles from the action), but that aint nothin' but a cab ride or scooter race

jeff1000man

No, that's what I meant. Where do you rent the dockage? and I wonder where a hotel might just let me leave the truck for the weekend. I all ready have a place to stay.....

I could maybe launch up around Islamirada or something and leave thetruck and boat down and then go back up there sunday or monday????

Expensive Date

Its about a 1/2 hour away but sugar loaf lodge has space and a ramp.Nice people if you don't stay there they would probably rent you space in there lot.



http://www.sugarloaflodge.net/

Sydwayz

iTrader: (1)

There is that beautiful brand new facility on Stock Island, which is the only one I would consider if I was taking a full truck/trailer down. But damn if I can't find a link for the place.

jeff1000man

I will figure something out before it's time...........

Maybe someone will give me some secret tips

fandango

Alot of people use the city marina in Key West. Small and the tide is your friend, meaning must be hide tide. Stock Island, use Safe Harbor Marina, again hide tide. You can leave the trailer there for a fee.

rchevelle71

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Islamorada is a long way off, you got 70 miles of boating there, Marathon would be a better choice. Docking is scarce, I havent been down in a while but the Hilton used to be OK, not even sur if it is still the hilton.

I'CE

Think there is a facility called American Marine on Stock Island == Google

SkiDoc

iTrader: (4)

Any Marinas there that will lift your boat off the trailer and put it in the water? Don't want to put my steel one in the salt water.