Sadler
Member
- Nov 29, 2006
- 907
- Boat Info
- 2005 Nordic Tugs 37 FB
Mercury RIB dinghy with Honda 2 hp 4 stroke,
sold: 1997 290DA,
- Engines
- Cummins QSB 380
Excellent Greg!
I Must Go Down to the Seas Again
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Excellent Greg!
Sweet Dreams
Member
- Jun 30, 2008
- 609
- Boat Info
- 2007 260 Sundancer, F-250 4x4, zodiac/yam dinghy.
1996 18' Chapparall bowrider
- Engines
- 350Mag BravoIII
Sadler...if we head north, maybe One Moor Toy could break HB back into submission. The waters maight be safer. :grin:
Sadler
Member
- Nov 29, 2006
- 907
- Boat Info
- 2005 Nordic Tugs 37 FB
Mercury RIB dinghy with Honda 2 hp 4 stroke,
sold: 1997 290DA,
- Engines
- Cummins QSB 380
That would be a good thing. Hey Babe's been getting a little out of line lately. Dirty fuel filters, scratching other boats. Not good.
Sadler
Member
- Nov 29, 2006
- 907
- Boat Info
- 2005 Nordic Tugs 37 FB
Mercury RIB dinghy with Honda 2 hp 4 stroke,
sold: 1997 290DA,
- Engines
- Cummins QSB 380
We will do. Glad you folks joined in.
nickysc
New Member
Don't talk about my spell check:grin::grin::grin:
Zeppi
New Member
Tonya gave me the OK to order a radio. Are these any good?
Seems like it had everything we needed to get started. I wanted one with the weather channels on it as well as all the marine. Now all we'll need is someone to talk to on the other end. LOL...
HX750S -
STANDARD HX750S FLOATING VHF HAND HELD
Seems like it had everything we needed to get started. I wanted one with the weather channels on it as well as all the marine. Now all we'll need is someone to talk to on the other end. LOL...
Sadler
Member
- Nov 29, 2006
- 907
- Boat Info
- 2005 Nordic Tugs 37 FB
Mercury RIB dinghy with Honda 2 hp 4 stroke,
sold: 1997 290DA,
- Engines
- Cummins QSB 380
Looks like a nice unit to me. Our sponsor, www.boemarine.com has that very model.
Zeppi
New Member
Yeh, that's who I ordered it from. and I let them know I saw them on here. :thumbsup: They have way to many goodies... or is it, we just haven't hit the lottery yet.
Zeppi
New Member
We thought we'd check out Southport this weekend. There is a nice sized marina that you can overnight in and launch at (for $5). We headed south to south side of North Myrtle Beach. There are plenty of gas stations and some marinas on the way.We saw some wild life also
There were at least 4 of them cruising in about 6ft of water. I got to test the new radio. It seemed to work fine. :thumbsup: There is one draw bridge just north of North MB and a couple of areas that were construction zones (new tall bridges being built).
There were a few sherrif, coast gaurd, and wildlife boats out on Saturday. They were stopping folks fishing and going to fast in the no wake zones.
The inlet @ Southport is pretty large so the wave action was alittle intense and we didn't have a larger cuddy to break them for us.. :smt013
BTW it took just over 2 hrs each direction.
There were at least 4 of them cruising in about 6ft of water. I got to test the new radio. It seemed to work fine. :thumbsup: There is one draw bridge just north of North MB and a couple of areas that were construction zones (new tall bridges being built).
There were a few sherrif, coast gaurd, and wildlife boats out on Saturday. They were stopping folks fishing and going to fast in the no wake zones.
The inlet @ Southport is pretty large so the wave action was alittle intense and we didn't have a larger cuddy to break them for us.. :smt013
BTW it took just over 2 hrs each direction.
Sweet Dreams
Member
- Jun 30, 2008
- 609
- Boat Info
- 2007 260 Sundancer, F-250 4x4, zodiac/yam dinghy.
1996 18' Chapparall bowrider
- Engines
- 350Mag BravoIII
We thought we'd check out Southport this weekend. There is a nice sized marina that you can overnight in and launch at (for $5). We headed south to south side of North Myrtle Beach. There are plenty of gas stations and some marinas on the way.We saw some wild life also
There were at least 4 of them cruising in about 6ft of water. I got to test the new radio. It seemed to work fine. :thumbsup: There is one draw bridge just north of North MB and a couple of areas that were construction zones (new tall bridges being built).
There were a few sherrif, coast gaurd, and wildlife boats out on Saturday. They were stopping folks fishing and going to fast in the no wake zones.
The inlet @ Southport is pretty large so the wave action was alittle intense and we didn't have a larger cuddy to break them for us.. :smt013
BTW it took just over 2 hrs each direction.
Nice shot. Am sure the waves did not scare you. You can have our cuddy :thumbsup:. We have a new addition on the way! Did you not get caught in any storms?
nickysc
New Member
Thanks for the report:smt001 Looks like you guys had a good cruise.
Zeppi
New Member
Nick, Tonya said howdy. Kes (new addition), you are talking new/used boat, right? LOL
No storms. Had great weather the whole trip. Actually, there were storms to our north, so we went south. There is a nice inlet around Holden beach that seems to be a popular swimming area. I have looked at several maps of the area and most of them are really outdated. Has anyone else been out playing?
No storms. Had great weather the whole trip. Actually, there were storms to our north, so we went south. There is a nice inlet around Holden beach that seems to be a popular swimming area. I have looked at several maps of the area and most of them are really outdated. Has anyone else been out playing?
SearayPaul
Active Member
Greg: You sure are enjoying your 185 this summer. Keep up the fun.
Zeppi
New Member
SearayPaul
Active Member
We went to Keowee lake last week. We had a good time. It just is not the same as the coast. Where did ya'll spend the night in MB?
Zeppi
New Member
We just went down and back the same day. We didn't actually make it to MB. We went just south of where 17 cross's the ICW. Next time we'll pack an overnight bag just in case. There are alot of places to anchor and swim along that part of the ICW. Is it like that everywhere else? I noticed that most of the swimming areas are near small inlets or small rivers.
