Originally Posted by Little Tommy (Post 3995522)

I talked to kurt he said to give him a call he will help you

Originally Posted by 88Fount33 (Post 3995339)

I tried Cape harbour for my new boat this month, and was told they want 12 month leases as a minimum. In the cape, that leaves Cape Coral Boat Club (where I have mine now until my new lift is finished), on a month by month basis and perhaps others further up the river that I do not know about. Have to warn you that there is a very low bridge under Del Prado Blvd. I think the clearance is only about 6'8" so my new 20 foot rig is tight with the bimini up at high tides.

Originally Posted by 509 SC (Post 3994923)

I was wondering who can recommend a quality place to rack a boat this winter that they have had good experience with? We'ld like to bring our boat down this fall and explore the area waters. I've never racked a boat before, and I'm a little nervous about it getting banged up. I realize alot of places might not have space available. Thanks!
Steve

Originally Posted by jtilt (Post 3995984)

I've kept my boat at Cape Coral boat club for quite a few years now. They are good people but they don't spent the right amount of time taking care of your boat. I am a meticulous guy of which they are aware and I've been a little disappointed along the way. Not sure why the way it is but all and all I guess that how it is.

Originally Posted by boomer (Post 3997259)

You can try a spot in between call Boinita Springs the place is called
http://www.barefootboatclub.us/Contact_Us.html
I'm still looking around but I'ld like to get something finalized this week, temps in the 40's around here in the morning. We've probably got another month of pick the warmer day for boating.
Don't know much about the place but it looks like a nice rack storage we bought a condo in Bonita Springs a few years ago and its a nice spot in between to large city areas.