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There is an article this morning in the Chicago Tribune. I think you can look it up online. Sad story and you always wish that things were done differently.

Here?

http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/03/05/boa...vor/index.html

Wow 200 boats in 5 months capsized.... What in the world do people do in FL?

Does the water turn that nasty that quick there?? WOW that is a lot of boats capsized. Really sad!

That 21' Everglades had a LARGE T-top wtih 4 point mounting. That seems to be a small boat to have that heavy of a rig up high.

Anyone think that contributed to the roll-over? 4 bigger guys plus that weight in even medium seas would be 'interesting" .

So sad.

I agree,,looked top heavy !

But my prayer go out to the famalies, realy sad :party-smiley-004:

Fairly wide boat, built to be stable with fishermen walking around on it.. T top doesn't add much weight, I can carry one around by myself easily. and the radar dome on it was also really not that heavy, what 45 lbs or so?

I heard on the Bubba show this morning that it was a rental boat they were using. The pounding from the waves also was tearing them up trying to hang onto the boat and the lone survivor received many bruises to his kidneys and liver from the pounding.

Sad no matter how you look at it.

Very Sad...

Things can get nasty pretty quick And thats one small boat.

I have been in some nasty weather even here in LI sound and cant even Imagine how nasty it gets out there.

Feel really bad for these guys it can be pretty humbling out there alone in rough seas never mind on a boat thats turtled.

wondering if its gonna go down from under you any minute.

Gotta feel for these guys.