Phone number -- Owner of Sea Isle Marina

[Gumbo]

Can someone send me the phone number for the new owner of Sea Isle Marina? I'm having trouble getting through to the folks there about a slip.

Thanks,

Gumbo

[nokatchin]

I think JT here on the site is the new owner.PM him here

[Explorer21]

Yes JT is the new owner of the West End Marina, PM him. By the way, there might not be any slips left, because the last time I talked to him they were almost sold out.

[Gumbo]

Sea Isle Slips

Would be a bummer if they are not. Oh well.

Thanks,

Mike

[Robalo]

Send JT a Private Message-if sold out, an opening could come up.

[Gumbo]

Sea Isle Boat Slip

I sent JT an email and he called me this morning. Thanks for the suggestion. Encouraging from my perspective that he responded quickly -- gives me a sense that he is customer oriented. It will be nice to have a fully operational and well run marina in Sea Isle.

JT said he still has a few slips available. I needed a 25 footer, which he was able to accomodate.

Thanks to the West Ender's responses on this and prior post re: running larger boats out of the pass. Looking forward to chasing some offshore fish this summer and the convenience of a lift in Sea Isle.

Gumbo

[imhammer]

Great to hear JT got you taken care of!

I sent JT an email and he called me this morning. Thanks for the suggestion. Encouraging from my perspective that he responded quickly -- gives me a sense that he is customer oriented. It will be nice to have a fully operational and well run marina in Sea Isle.

JT said he still has a few slips available. I needed a 25 footer, which he was able to accomodate.

Thanks to the West Ender's responses on this and prior post re: running larger boats out of the pass. Looking forward to chasing some offshore fish this summer and the convenience of a lift in Sea Isle.

Gumbo

[Robalo]

JT's a great guy-very nice and will tell ya as it is. Look forward to a run out tandeming this summer-heck maybe even Coe will go out the pass this year and a triple boat run - that'd be fun (and safe).

[WestEndAngler]

JT's a great guy-very nice and will tell ya as it is. Look forward to a run out tandeming this summer-heck maybe even Coe will go out the pass this year and a triple boat run - that'd be fun (and safe).

I'll be going out whenever its calm... I got tanks, speargun, rods, and 4-5 eager deckhands all wanting a spot on the boat

I'm down for buddy boating this Summer.

I'm very safety conscious when I'm out there cause I have a single engine...

EPIRB, SAT PHONE, VHF, 500' of rope, flares, aerials etc... Water in jugs tied to float lines. I never deviate from my float plan I go over in detail with someone that's not going what rigs I'm going to and stick to it.

I also recently bought two dye bags.

http://www.landfallnavigation.com/-sfdye.html

They are only $20 last for 30-40 minutes and put a green cloud around you kinda like the one everyone saw in Top Gun when Goose & Maverick go splashing into the ocean.



Also available is this kind @ $6.00 I bought 4 of these and each one is hooked onto my 4 Type I life jackets

http://www.epcamps.com/Sea_and_Snow_Dye_Marker.html

Just bought 4 of these "X-Pack Filter" System they have a desalinator filter that I ordered no power or effort is required to work this and its very compact and easily can be stored in a ditch bag. Muddy Water, Saltwater, Brackish it doesn't matter. The syrup they use that starts the process of osmosis actually provides nutrients your body is in need of during an emergency situation.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWdf1ME3doE

Human can survive 3 days w/o water. 7 days w/o food.

[michelle]

and one day without beer!!

great to see you so safety conscious. so many people are not.
michelle

[Robalo]

Gee Coe-I'm on your boat. Twins are great, so long as a fuel issue don't pop up. On 1 motor, I cannot plane out so it's a slow hobble back. I bring tools and my smart, mechanic-minded brother. Waves/wind/seas/weather have scared me pretty good a few times. I been looking at epirbs, but aint sprung for 1 yet and need to-they keep getting cheaper and are one thing that can save ya. Water is necessary as stated. Sat phone-cool. Dyes-cool. I have them flashing strobes for lifevests and prolly need new vests again. Thanks for the links.

I don't have a desalinator-how much is one?

[Gumbo]

Buddy Boating

Thanks for the offer. I will be down over Memorial weekend to do a shake down cruise on the new boat (25' Sea Vee with twins) with Rik Jacobsen to learn the electronics. After that, hoping to get out following weekend for a few snapper and then the at various times over the summer.

If anyone wants (or knows someone that wants) a classic 17' Mako in excellent condition with an almost new Yamaha 90 hp motor (around 100-125 hours), please let me know. Will look to move it in the coming weeks.

[WestEndAngler]

Desalinator is $80 I bought 2 of those b/c it takes 6 hours to fully filter 1/2 liter of bad water into good water.

I have the flashing strobes also on the life jackets a must!

[Robalo]

Thanks Coe.

Hey Gumbo-you are doing it right having Rik take ya.

[JT]

and one day without beer!!

great to see you so safety conscious. so many people are not.
michelle

ive got to call b.s on that michelle...didnt those guys survive last year for a few days on the hull of their bote only on beer? i think you'd be making a huge mistake not to ALWAYS carry beer w/ you now.