2008 CSR Barnegat Bay Regatta and Gunkhole Event

Sunday? Morning?
I was unaware that Sundays had mornings. I thought the day just started at 1pm.

Learn something new everyday.
 
bridog - i've never over-nighted here but i dont see any problem with that - as a matter of fact, of the places mentioned for this event, this one is probably the best for overnighting. my wife refuses to spend the night on the hook ANYWHERE! she's convinced we'll break loose (the entire raft-up) and wake up the next morning somewhere near the coral sea.
 
rondds said:
bridog - i've never over-nighted here but i dont see any problem with that - as a matter of fact, of the places mentioned for this event, this one is probably the best for overnighting. my wife refuses to spend the night on the hook ANYWHERE! she's convinced we'll break loose (the entire raft-up) and wake up the next morning somewhere near the coral sea.
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My wife won't overnight on the hook either. No discussion, no compromise. That's it!

Besides, we go to Mass Sunday mornings.

Best regards,
Frank
 
Well. . .if you break loose near Pelican. . .I doubt the boats will move more than 10' before coming to rest on a shoal. Isn't this the part of the bay where you can walk halfway across without getting your ankles wet?
 
rondds said:
bridog - i've never over-nighted here but i dont see any problem with that - as a matter of fact, of the places mentioned for this event, this one is probably the best for overnighting. my wife refuses to spend the night on the hook ANYWHERE! she's convinced we'll break loose (the entire raft-up) and wake up the next morning somewhere near the coral sea.
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Ron,
I feel like our wifes have been in touch for some time :lol: That was exactly what my wife always said. However, after chartering a sail yacht in BVI we had one night on the hook and it was fine. So, now I have better chance to sleep on the hook, especially with our new 320DA.

Alex.
 
Well. . .if you break loose near Pelican. . .I doubt the boats will move more than 10' before coming to rest on a shoal. Isn't this the part of the bay where you can walk halfway across without getting your ankles wet?
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1. you can pretty much get out and walk ANYWHERE on barnegat bay!
2. try telling that to my wife. i certainly have. i spent WEEKS and WEEKS on the hook over night when i was a kid cruising the LI sound and Hudson river (my dad was too cheap to tie up at a marina :lol:) and we never once woke up in a different place. see frank's entry above. his wife and mine should have lunch sometime! IT JUST AINT HAPPENING IN THIS LIFETIME! :smt089
 
Silver Bay is much better...the only draw back is if the stupid jelly fish decide they they want to take up residence in Silver Bay...that it the one advantage of Tices!
 
Oh well, it's probably better no one else is staying. I have every intention of running my gas generator all night and don't want to kill you all. John, can we at least get a ride on the Whaler if we make it through the night? I'll treat for breakfast.
 
Bridog said:
Oh well, it's probably better no one else is staying. I have every intention of running my gas generator all night and don't want to kill you all.
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Oooh. I'm tellin' the generator nazis on you!
 
Busted, Brian
 
here we go again with the perils of CO asphyxiation and waking up dead. cant we just run a long extension cord from the water trampoline guy over to your boat just to be safe??
 
Didn't someone say that in raft-ups he plugs the gas boats into his diesel genny? Maybe he'll raft up with you, Brian.
 
Free Boston Whaler rides to Boat House for Breakfast between 6:30AM to 7:30AM

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hey john
what year is your whaler? late 60s? (blue interior) i want one! narrowly missed a '75 with a 40hp yamaha on ebay about 3 weeks ago. couldnt get out to the seller (on LI) until friday and the guy closed the auction on thursday (sold privately). DARN!
 
JOHN R.316 said:
Free Boston Whaler rides to Boat House for Breakfast between 6:30AM to 7:30AM
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6:30am on Sunday for breakfast :smt101. I like my days to be long, but not starting from 6am on the weekends. Where's this place anyway, so I can have an idea?

Thanks,
Alex.
 
Ron, My Whaler is a ''1967'' she has oar locks so you can row row row your boat. don't have oars never tried to row her.
Alex, The cove is located North of bridge. Seaside Hieghts, Pelican Island
39°56'36.97"N 74° 4'56.41"W Google Earth
 
Thanks John, what about the boat house?
 
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