Definitely been my experience, and also good to deal with for launching the boat, or any mechanical issue that arises during a run.

Good post.

I've been going there since it opened. Once they got the food dialed in with the new chef/menu it is one of the best places to eat on the lake and most importantly, very consistent in quality. No one can argue that the grounds/facilities are among the best on the lake. I bought my most recent boat from Rusty in March and it was the least painful boat buying experience of my life. Alana and Kelsey take great care of us at the pool bar and most days you see Mark walking around chatting folks up. By far my wife's favorite place on the lake. My only bad experience to date there has been my boat getting t-boned in one of the double-wide slips while I was already tied up and sitting at the pool. Dock girls tried to keep the idiot off my boat but this guy was bound and determined to prove he cannot back a boat into a nearly three-wide slip in calm water and no wind. Once again though, PBC is providing great service and working with Dave on parts and repairs has been great. Note to self, don't pass up the single slips if they are available!

As for dock girls and spring lines, my take is they are there to help you in but once in I always make sure my boat is tied up the way I want it tied up after they leave. I've seen a couple at various places that knew how to run a spring line but most are just going to run a line to the nearest cleat and be on their way to the next boat coming in.

Top notch for sure! We love going there during shootout or anytime visiting LOTO.

Mark, Brett, Myrick and the whole crew make it look easy. I not seen anything where Waddingtoin and First Class are not linked together. They set the bar without question.

Joe

Definitely a first class operation.

Spot on comments, this past Sat while heading to a cove to meet up with friends my power steering went out at the 19mm. I observed a leak at the fitting at the transom, it was evident I had prob been seeping fluid for awhile. Just took delivery of this Cig CC last weekend and realized I had failed to put my channel locks on the boat.

The boat partially dis-able and so am I as I broke my leg/ankle in early May.

Mobile enough but with all the goings on of getting the boat delivered and some other issues not to mention limited mobility I forgot one of the essential and typical tools and power steering fluid as well. Yep, real bone head move........... I called PBC and left a message to see if the had staff around. I got a call back within 5 minutes, being familiar with the facilities we limped in with minimal steering for the most part. Pretty much had it diagnosed just from observation but with there help it was fixed within 5 minutes and learned of the design flaw that can plague this area. Apparantly this has happened before with the fitting/lines that can get bumped by a foot perhaps or just general cleaning. Point is PBC did good by me and they even called a golf cart to come and pick up the guy with a broken leg and haul him and the wife up to the pool. We have been repeat offenders before, the food which as always been good and dock help that is competent. First time for service and greatful for the attention. Given those guys a raise !!!

Thanks
PBC