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04-25-2018, 07:20 PM
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So Ive been around boats all my life. But this is all pretty new to me. I just acquired the scarab sport its in the shop, and im starting to get anxiety waiting for it. Im just wandering who all is from texas? There has to be a few, i know this isnt the biggest pool of go fast boats but I see them around. Im not trying to start a texas is better thread, everyones entitled to their own opinion...... Im just testing the waters in whos around. Im from victoria rockport and port A is where I like to hang out, where Yall from?
04-25-2018, 08:03 PM
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I'm about 2 months out form moving to Texas, currently in Miami (job is forcing the move, not thrilled). We will be in the Corpus Christi area. Planning to trailer our Donzi up to Lake Travis and Canyon Lake on the weekends, might kiss the saltwater goodbye for good.
There are are few boater groups I've seen, TOPPS - they host and take part in some big runs, Tickfaw and Outlaw Challenge to name a few. Another (smaller) group is the Lake Travis LTPA group.
Congrats on the purchase of the Scarab, great choice!
There are are few boater groups I've seen, TOPPS - they host and take part in some big runs, Tickfaw and Outlaw Challenge to name a few. Another (smaller) group is the Lake Travis LTPA group.
Congrats on the purchase of the Scarab, great choice!
04-25-2018, 09:35 PM
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Corpus is a fisherman's paradise by all accounts, not many go-fasts. Galveston Bay is where all the performance boats are that are not landlocked
04-25-2018, 09:36 PM
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Lived in Corpus before Miami, wasn't too impressed with what it offered on the water...pretty shallow in a lot of areas too, touched bottom a few times with our old boat. Excited to get back to freshwater boating (easier for maintenance) and the big fishies don't bite. Doesn't mean I'll turn away a good time in the salt though, just excited to get some more freshwater time. Not many good lakes in South FL for powerboating.
