New member on deck!

[jdgator]

Hi all.

Name's Jordan. I live Mobile, Al but frequent the waters of Louisiana and north Florida. I am hoping to join the classic SeaCraft owners club this summer. Looking for a 18 or 20 ft craft.

I love all kinds of fishing:





I also love duck hunting:

[kmoose]

Welcome Aboard! I just want to know how you fix those teals so as you can get your dog to eat them. I truly believe I would rather eat a seagull that lived at the dump.

[TomParis]

Welcome aboard!

[BigLew]

Welcome ther capt! I am assuming that you are or were a capt/owner of another craft prior to seeing the light. Always room for another monkey in this crazy barrel of laughs and monkey's.

A bit of seldom followed advise: keep your head down, antenna up and your skin thick. A great sense of humor goes a long way as a survival tool.

[jdgator]

Thanks all.

Kmoose: Teal are the ribeye of the sky. I'll eat every one you don't want.

TomParis: I grew up in northeast Leon County. Wakulla County was my playground. Miss it!

Biglew: I overhauled a 1974 Wellcraft dual console years ago with my old man. We fished the hell out of it for grouper and kingfish. My goodness. Materials are so much better now.

Have had a few fiberglass boats since then but nothing as cool. I have a flat bottom aluminum skiff for skinny water and duck killing. I need a classic sea craft.

I'm too dumb to know when I've been insulted. my idea of fun is sticking a fork in a power outlet. I'll fit right in.

Cheers guys.

[Terry England]

Originally Posted by kmoose

Welcome Aboard! I just want to know how you fix those teals so as you can get your dog to eat them. I truly believe I would rather eat a seagull that lived at the dump.

Too Funny!

[Snookerd]

Welcome aboard Jordan.....you have got to attend a Summer scallop gathering to get the addiction kickin! Bahamas in June /July will soon be the Mother of all gatherings going forward.