I’ve recently acquired a SR 340 and am looking for a new marina to keep it over the summer. We have found a place that we really like, but the only slip available is right next to the bulkhead. I am wondering if there is a reason why this slip is available? Is there anything I should be aware of before putting down a $2k non-refundable deposit? The slip can accommodate a 50 foot, but they are giving me a rate for a 40 foot slip.
Misterhelms
I have a side tie at my fixed bulkhead. Usually no problem.
My boat measures about 45+ feet from anchor to further steps aft point in platform and my spot is 50 feet long so it can get a bit tight.
Stays put with a bow line, stern line, and two spring lines to keep it from moving too far back and forth.
Gets a little more challenging when a strong wind is pushing me off of the dock. It makes coming in a little tougher, and when tied up and hanging out on the boat it means I have to keep pulling the boat closer to the dock with the lines to get on and off. Not a big deal though, except when my hands are full.
My boat measures about 45+ feet from anchor to further steps aft point in platform and my spot is 50 feet long so it can get a bit tight.
Stays put with a bow line, stern line, and two spring lines to keep it from moving too far back and forth.
Gets a little more challenging when a strong wind is pushing me off of the dock. It makes coming in a little tougher, and when tied up and hanging out on the boat it means I have to keep pulling the boat closer to the dock with the lines to get on and off. Not a big deal though, except when my hands are full.
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