Rekindling a love affair

[5th Tuition]

My wife suggested the title

As many of you know; my boat has been laid up at Judge Yachts waiting for a new gas tank. I have been moping around the house for a couple weeks waiting for the custom tank to be made and delivered to Bill for installation. Luckily; some of my friends (Lou, Mark, Alan, and Mlag) have been kind enough to get me out on the water.

I picked up the boat yesterday and we hit the water today to give it a good run and check out all the equipment. I'm happy to say everything was in tip top order. Look out fish, 5th Tuition is back on the water.

Bill, and his crew, did a great job and I would encourage anyone who has a major repair or restoration to at least give Bill a call. I saw a couple 27 Chesapeake's in the shop being built and drooled over them.

Anyway; I now have a smile on my face and I look forward to wetslipping the boat until the migratory fall fish return. In the meantime, maybe the spanish or some bigger blues will make their way up the bay. Perhaps a trip south for some big croaker. Options, options, options; at least I have them now.

If you see a 22 wa Angler on the bay, give a shout on 68 or 72. If you have a hard time understanding me on the radio, it's because of the premanent grin on my face.

5th (Marty)