C-Dory Advantage

Stuberg · Joined: 22 Sep 2005 Posts: 53

What is the nearest airport to Sequim State Park? And what would be the best time to meet up with everyone?

Robert

Big dave · Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2005 8:39 pm Post subject:

Robert the nearest airport to Sequim is Port Angles. Approx. 20 miles west.
Big Dave.

Stuberg · Joined: 22 Sep 2005 Posts: 53

And what is the name of the hotel that you recommend I stay at for the get together?

C-batical · Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2005 11:11 am Post subject:

Mark:

We seem to be traveling in the same circles; only a few weeks apart however. It is a surprise that we we have not run into each other, either on the road or on the water. My son was on his way to Traverse City area a couple of months ago and chased down C-Dory in transit thinking it was my wife and I. Since they were near Cadillac it was probably you. He was surprised to see another similar boat. Thanks for the comments on the Les Cheneaux pictures. It is a great area that I like to get to at least once a year either to kayak or boat. I don't think that I will be getting up north again this year as I have lots of commitments this fall. I will be perch fishing in Lake Erie, however. Have a great time in Grand Traverse Bay. Lots of luck fishing.

Best regards,
Rollie/C-Batical

Redƒox · Guest

Mr. Fisherman · Posted: Fri Sep 23, 2005 4:06 pm Post subject:

'yep, I am with Greg here.
Sea Lion is my 7th boat and I truly got "LUCKY".

With all the other boats I would see a nice boat and say "someday I will have something like that". Now when I pass a boat like that or fish some of my friends big boats I am just thankful to have what I have. I don't have any longing for another boat... well maybe the 225, but I digress.
For my budget and needs my boat fits like a glove. It is easy to work on and to customize to my liking (except the barber chair conversion Wink

) it is economical and thrifty to operate (for a boat) and it is easy to maintain.
I fish the rivers and I go offshore, so far up to 60 miles offshore into the Pacific Ocean.
Anyone who knows me will tell you, I love my boat and I highly recommend them but I also recommend doing your won research and getting on as many of the types of boats you are interested in as you can. I took 5 years to make up my mind, then my focused quest took over a year once I made up my mind.
C-Dorys are great boats and the folks you meet here in the pub and out on the water that own them are every bit as special as their boats.
I sure enjoyed reading Gregs stories and seeing the pictures of how he uses his boat. I enjoyed reading the adventures of Bill and El on Halycon, and I enjoyed meeting them even more!
Get your self to a C-Brat event, you will not regret it.
Good luck on your quest, I hope to be reading your stories one day soon.