Alex; great looking graphic. You and Jason (Rockin Robin) win hands down the "graphic" contest.
Cheap bastards like me buy a flag
We have a friend on this board (Don-"Hunter") who has moved from the Chesapeake area to the Florida Keys (Marathon area). He took his 25 Maycraft with him when he left. I have fished with him last winter off "Hunter" in the Keys.
Check back a couple of pages on this forum looking for our posts by either me or Mike (garlien) from our fishing trip.
You are going to love being able to get into the shade provided by the pilot house.
We caught so many different species in the couple of days we fished. We kept yellow tail snapper and mangrove snapper for the table. We caught a fair number of grouper as well, but the season was out and we couldn't keep them
If you want to try to hook up with Don while down there, let me know, I can give you his contact information this Saturday at the Crab Shack.
I actually think I may have seen your boat outside "boat covers inc." on Kent Island. Jack and his son Marshal do high quality canvas work. He did a three sided canvas on my last boat, and I had one window panel replaced on my Judge.
Hint to everyone, keep polish or conditioner on your "glass" panels. My boat is slipped for most of the year, and it catches the sun from the same direction each day. Jack says because of this, one side catches the afternoon (hottest) sun every day. This constant torture will cause one panel to deteriorate before the other side if not properly conditioned.
I usually leave my side curtains on all year, only putting on the back drop curtain in early spring and late fall. Others pull all their curtains off, which protects them.
Anyway, great looking boat. I'm sure she will be a fish catching machine
Looking forward to seeing you out on the water.
5th (Marty)