I would like to keep both boats in the hangar if it's not too much of a problem trailering to and from the ramp. That way they are stored inside. The hangar is 60X60 and I am trying to get the owner to install a water spigot. Two hangars down they have water so it shouldn't be a problem. There are drains in the floor that should work great for rinsing down the boats.

Man I laughed my ass off at these cause my wife says the same thing!
If I get on the phone with mike she says get off the phone with your girlfreind:eek: Its a running joke in my house now.

Mikes got all the good toys, Guns, planes, boats :evilb::evilb:

I told her why cant you be more like MIKE.LOL

Its nice to have a wife isnt it.:eek: she breaks more balls than I do!

Hays Haven is a little closer to my house than OS, so I might be interested. The OS ramp is big though, and it's quick to get to the sound.

You were qouted $160 for a season pass. If I could do $100 or $120 would you be interested? Thats probably the best I could do. I will obviously have to confirm that with him. No promises.

I would want to check everything out first, but yes... If all checks out well, I'd be willing to do that.

I like Jess, great chick! I think she does have a legitimate concern/point though! :eek:

"Everybody wants to be like Mike..."

isn't that how the saying goes? haha..

Hmmmmmm...VERY interesting! :eek::party-smiley-004:

Would you mind checking to see if it would be possible to rinse the boats down at the marina before trailering home? I guess the only thing to worry about would be the salt water spray on the decks and in the cockpit seeing that it's fresh water at the marina. The engines and the bottom of the hull would be all set.

the marina has the capability for cleaning but they may charge you and here is why...

the marina was almost hit with huge environmental fines because people were cleaning there boats at the marina and the run off was going directly back into the river. to avoid that the marina was forced to put in a concrete slab that catches the run off and puts it into the sewage system. as a result they will be trying to recoup some money that it costed to lay the concrete, etc. not sure the details yet.