were is hot ducks boat
11-13-2004 | 04:20 PM
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From: Turkey Point Island Edgewater Md.
Re: were is hot ducks boat
Hot Duck, I live in Annapolis and will be down for Xmas threw New Year's in Ft.Myers with several friends. We are staying for a little over a week and we are dragging a 35 Malargo and my 33 Concept down, we have a good friend that lives in Cape Coral with an Intrepid that can show us all the hot spots on the H2O. Stay in touch before you head south!!!!!!!!! Patrick
11-14-2004 | 12:39 AM
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From: Ocean City, MD
Re: were is hot ducks boat
I will put a post on here a few days before we head down. We are planning on staying here for Christmas and then heading down there to spend a week or so, including New Years. I'll keep you posted.
11-17-2004 | 06:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Hot Duck
As for the cover you mentioned, that same shop is working on one of those full covers for the Apache right now. They have been working on the patterns and they actually ordered the material for it today. This full cover is going to be red. We have had two in purple, one in bright blue and one in black, so why not do one in red? Besides, this will just help to make sure that it grabs attention going down the road. 
60' (maybe even 65'
) of glass being pulled down the highway, by a pimped-out SEMI 
, probably wouldn't even get a second look .... but now .... add that custom cover ... and you might get a few necks snappin around! 
Best of luck Will ... sounds like it'll be quite the rig ((understatement)) when you're finished.
11-19-2004 | 11:04 PM
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From: Ocean City, MD
Re: were is hot ducks boat
OK. We winterized the boat a week ago and it's a relatively nice day today, so what do we do now? Break it out and run it, of course! We put on a few layers of clothing and ran all day today. We went in the water around 10am and pulled out just before dark. It was great! With the exception of a few people fishing in the inlet, we had the ocean and most of the inland waters all to ourselves! The sun never broke through the clouds, but the temps still reached the upper 50's. The good news is that it looks like these temps are gonna be around for most of the coming week! Nothing like being able to run the boat up until Thanksgiving! (Before you even get started, all of you in Florida be quiet! ) I'll post a few pics when I get them tomorrow afternoon.
We put on a few layers of clothing and ran all day today. We went in the water around 10am and pulled out just before dark. It was great! With the exception of a few people fishing in the inlet, we had the ocean and most of the inland waters all to ourselves! The sun never broke through the clouds, but the temps still reached the upper 50's. The good news is that it looks like these temps are gonna be around for most of the coming week! Nothing like being able to run the boat up until Thanksgiving! (Before you even get started, all of you in Florida be quiet! ) I'll post a few pics when I get them tomorrow afternoon.
11-20-2004 | 06:27 PM
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From: Ocean City, MD
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A few more pictures taken in the harbor and one looking back in the ocean taken just after coming on plane. It was cloudy, but there wasn't a breath of wind and the ocean was unbelievably calm. Not a great day for speed or excitement, but it was an absolutely prefect day for a relaxing ride.
