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A bold move! Here's wishing you a big success.

Good luck, Roger!

I saw the headline and knew it had to be you. Good luck, and enjoy the new boat!

Thanks, everyone!

Thanks, Roger. I'll give it a try.

I took my 87 22' Angler to a glass shop because the seal in center front window is distorting and pulling loose somehow. They called and asked if I could get a new seal from the factory, which I figure is pretty unlikely, but I also figure it's very likely that someone here will have a...

Sorry we missed seeing that unusual one when we were by on Saturday. Enjoyed the visit! I learned last night that my next door neighbor recently checked out the 25 footer, as well.

We started with a 16, but while I was looking for a kicker in The Wooden Nickel, I came across an ad for a 22 Angler at a price that I couldn't pass up. We decided we'd keep them both for a while, while we decided which one we liked the best. That didn't work too well - we loved them both. I...

Boy, Roger, this is almost tempting. I know how well you've equipped and maintained SeaDNA.

A friend of mine owns Arabella's Landing in Gig Harbor. Here's their policy (from their website) regarding temporary rental of someone's permanent slip: If a resident boat is going to be out overnight, the slip is automatically released into the overnight rental pool. If the slip is rented while...

We always make it a point to have breakfast at The Streamliner when we're in the area. Once or twice when we've had a lazy weekend, we've even driven from Gig Harbor to eat there before backtracking to stroll through the Bloedel Preserve, near the Agate Pass bridge. Just remember that it's cash...

Thanks for the report, Roger, and congratulations on the marriage!

In basic sense, whether or not it's suitable would probably be up to the marina management and what they would allow in terms of a semi-permanent installation. You have to drill some holes to mount the blower, but other than that it's just tied off. As for theft, I know these days anything is...

On the subject of boat lifts - a few of us in the land of big tides use these: http://www.airdock.com/ I've had one for probably six years or so, and have been very pleased with it. It's not totally without its own maintenance issues, however. About every other year I wade in at minus tides and...

As the result of sort of a long story that I won't go into, I found myself as a newbie boater with both 16' and 22' Anglers. We sold the 16 after determining that the 22 better suited us, who do just about what you describe - weekends with the two of us, and occasionally entertaining another...

Best of luck, Roger! Wish I was there!

I like your methodology. Always the scientist!

On my way to the post office, saw Miss Lee at the Gig Harbor city dock. No one aboard, though. But then, I wouldn't have been either. What a gorgeous day!

Yep, a beautiful afternoon. I managed to get Cheeto out for a little mid-winter exercise. Greeted folks on C-Daisy entering Gig Harbor. and saw Miss Lee at the city dock.

Just chiming in with another good report on Rodgers' Marine Electronics in Portland. After a voltage spike which fried my RayMarine unit, I had a sense that the design would probably have a sacrificial component to guard against major damage. They were the only place I talked to that would do a...