The only thing lost in the slip was me. I fell off my own boat three times in one day at the slip. But thats another story.

3 cell phones and some tools........

lost a Seiko Watch, ( dove for and found 15 ft of water )Citizen watch (never found), 70.00 leatherman, oakley sunglasses, wifes safe boating certificate, cell phone,,, sum-b!itch fell between the dock and the finger through a slot barely wide enough to fit.. chairs, left them on the finger went for a blast came back and the wind blew them into the water.

sun glasses 5+ lost count

2 colts hats

1 beach towel

1 cell phone

lost my wife couple Novembers ago "too much wax on bow with jeans on ,no one got hurt"

Fortunately it was just some rope, rather than an anchor rode and line.

Best I have seen was 60 MPH in choppy water, had the girl next to me lose her bikini top. She was too scared to let go so the top bounced its way down to her belly. Did lose a white cushion once, circled for 15 minutes trying to get it out of the water with a couple of planes doing figure 8's above to check out the white floating thing we were trying to retrieve.

It is funny how people believe a baseball cap will not fly off their head at 50 MPH. I have told atleast 5-6 people to watch their caps and that I will not search for them if they go flying. They are all stunned and sunburnt at the end of the day!

At least 5 pair of good sunglasses and to many to count junk sets!!

2 cell phones

hats

towels

windshield

many many many Braincells

JC, Tell me you're kidding?

we have a winner.

I've lost a couple dozen tape measures and xacto knives over the years while applying lettering-- usually kick stuff off swim platforms... and the knives fall outta shirt pockets while werkin upside down.

Pair of Ray-ban Generals one cell phone and ofcourse the almighty dollar. 300 and some change . Oh but I caught the dam lake pass as it flew out of my top pocket with the money . Pfff