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We encourage our visitors to tell the club a little about themselves, their boat, favorite body of water (f.b.w.) and their favorite water activity (It's completely optional). About 60% of our members opt to fill in the form and tell us about their love of the water. |
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Bob Florida and West Indies a project 23'thunderbird 2 engine power new paint new interior new need electrical and misc finished and ready for summer fishing and trips. Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 14:38:14 |
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Rich My wife,Beverly,and I own a 1986 Bayliner 28' Contessa Flybridge which we keep in Haverstraw Marina on the Hudson River. I'm a retired police sgt. but Beverly still works. We mainly boat on the Hudson but plan on travelling more this year. Heard about the club in an article in the latest issue of "Offshore" magazine. Thursday, February 28, 2002 at 04:53:22 |
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Michael Found the club adress in Offshore Mag. I own a 27 ft Persuit with twin 220's '86. Fish the waters in around Jones Inlet long island NY. Sometimes fish the canyon with friends. Wednesday, February 27, 2002 at 18:16:52 |
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Sara We just bought a 26ft aft cabin but now we are looking for a place to keep it,or find a trailer to tow it! we love Plymouth Harbor and crusiin through the canal we saw you add in offshore mag. Tuesday, February 26, 2002 at 12:23:47 |
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Parker I sail and powerboat on Casco Bay in maine where I own a racing sailboat and a small fishing boat which I use as a utility boat for messing around. I found this club in Offshore Magazine in the internet boating section. Monday, February 25, 2002 at 17:25:53 |
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Robert My f.b.w. is the BVI's. I am currently looking to buy a motoryacht 36' to 40'. (I already paid for a slip in Mystic). I plan to cruise around L.I.S., B.I.S. and the N.S. I found the club while "surfing" for comments on a 36' Mainship Nantucket Sedan powered with 270 hp Crusaders. Monday, February 25, 2002 at 15:27:21 |
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Mike We've been cruising on Long Island Sound from NYC to Nantucket and up the Hudson to Kingston. Boat is a 34' Searay. Monday, February 25, 2002 at 12:55:01 |
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Dave I crew on a number of boats at the National Yacht Club, in Toronto. I also own a 38' sailboat, which is kept in Ft. Lauderdale FL., the sailing capital of the world. I'm planning on selling up and doind some serious sailing this fall. I found your website, while surfing the "Real Sailors Magazine" site. Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 18:26:55 |
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Steve Favorite body of water is the Raritan leading to the Atlantic Ocean. Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 13:09:06 |
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Skip Long Island Sound boater. Own a 34 Silverton Convertible. Mostly cruise.. also do some fishing and a lot of partying aboard! Found the club in Offshore Magazine. Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 10:33:30 |
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Phil I boat in Naraganset Bay and the Long Island Sound. Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 09:32:50 |
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Jeffrey Am currently looking to buy a 34' Silverton Convertible to be used on Lake Erie. It will most likely be docked around the Port Clinton area. My dream cruise is from Port Clinton down the Erie Canal to the Hudson River, south to the Intracoastal Waterway and then to Key West. Someday! Sunday, February 24, 2002 at 08:39:52 |
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Terry & Michele First year boat owners , But been boating for years mostly in Long Island sound. We just bought a 25 ft Cruisers Holiday. Saturday, February 23, 2002 at 16:40:40 |
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Pat f.b.w. Barnegat Bay, N.J. Favorite activity is anything on the water. Boat is a 1968 37" Post Found club in Offshore Magizine. Saturday, February 23, 2002 at 10:11:15 |
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Offshore Magazine for
the mention of AVYC in thier March issue and a very special welcome to
Offshore's readers! Jim Kearney |
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Rowland Long Island Sound..... I keep my boat at Island Cove Marina in Old Saybrook. Friday, February 22, 2002 at 10:08:35 |
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Paul I live in Freeport NY on Long Island.We live on a canal and I keep the boat in my backyard.We have lived here 40 years and enjoyed every minute. We like to fish and we own a 22 Ft. Grady/White seafarer.our favorite waters are the waters in and around Jones Inlet Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 18:08:38 |
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Don f.b.w. is block island sound favorite activity offshore fishing just sold my 23 grady shopping for abigger boat found out about the club in offshore mag. Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 17:19:23 |
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Kevin My favorite body of water is the Rappahanock River on the Northern Neck of VA. It feeds into the Chesapeake. My favorite water activities include sailing, crabbing and fishing. I own a 1972 Ensenada 20 daysailer. It is not in the best shape but I keep her afloat with minimal upkeep. I found the club when looking through my latest copy of Offshore Mag. Hello to all! Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 16:29:43 |
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Bob We enjoy our annual jaunts offshore aboard Carpe Diem, 1999 Hunter Legend 35.5. We travel off the Cayuga Lake, home port, via the Erie Canal to Block Island, last year to Lake Ontario. This summer will be Boston Harbor. My dad emailed me this address, he joined and thought I would like to. ________________________________________________________ Bob, Your father is very smart and you're a very bright son to listen to your dad! Thanks for joining! Jim Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 08:35:15 |
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Cindi Hi there, I found the website on Google.com. We have a 44' Thompson Trawler that we liveaboard in our back canal! We have the house for sale and plan on cruising for the rest of our lives as soon as we become unincumbered with that financial responsibility. The Captain & I are certified divers and love all water activities even if we are too old to participate in some of them(;. We are anxious to meet other yachters and this looks like a good place to start! _______________________________________________________ We agree Cindi! Jim Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 07:15:20 |
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Richard (Dick) f.b.w.,Long Island Sound. Boating. Had a 28'power boat(Pearson)built in 65, named Sea Devil. Retired navy. Originally from Quincy Mass, now living in Gales Ferry, CT. Found the club in the March issue of Offshore magazine. Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 07:02:41 |
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Roger I boat in narragansett bay on my mainship pilot 30 footer.I like fishing, clamming, quahoging and any activity on the water. Thursday, February 21, 2002 at 03:23:47 |
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Michael I heard about the club in Offshore Mag. I am in the process of buying a Silverton 362 Sedan. I currently boat the Hudson River, NJ Shore and LI Sound- Whatever time allows. Is there a better pastime? Wednesday, February 20, 2002 at 17:45:14 __________________________________________________ We've looked Michael, we can't find a better pastime! Thanks for joining AVYC! Jim |
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Ray I own a 30 foot Baha fishin/cruising boat. We are a fishing family. I boat out of Barnegat Inlet, NJ and we fish mostly off shore. Also the Barnegat Bay. I found you in a boating magazine. I am also a member of Boatus. Wednesday, February 20, 2002 at 17:49:22 |
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Bob & Carolyn Own a Trojan F-32 and cruise the Long Island, Fishers Island, Block Island Sounds and beyond. We have been cruising out of Mystic area for 15 years. Wednesday, February 20, 2002 at 15:56:13 |
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Steve Hi Jim: I own a 20'Wellcraft that is used mostly for fishing off the tip of Cape Cod. Once in a while I'll take the wife out on a sunset cruise around Provincetown harbor, especially if the fishing has been slow. I'm lookng forward to your club membership. Wednesday, February 20, 2002 at 13:12:57 _______________________________________________________ Thanks Steve, for joining! Jim |
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Harry F.B.W. -Long Island Sound to Block Island Boat - 26' MacGreggor (sail) Activity - just being on the water. Wednesday, February 20, 2002 at 13:04:28 |
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Bob Do all my boating out of Fire Island Inlet which is part of long Island New York. Most of my fishing is done in the Inlet witrh the occasional offshore run for the fun stuff (shark & Tuna). I have a 30ft. Stamas which is great for fishing but the Admial would like a little more confort features for the crusing that we do. I found the web site in one of my boating magazines that I subscribe to. Wednesday, February 20, 2002 at 10:06:41 |
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John We have a 30ft. Stamas.I say we because my wife enjoys the creature comforts ( enclosed head, shower, galley etc.) compared to my 22ft. Grady. We fish/cruise on the south shore of Long Island and the Jersey coast. I found the club in the March issue of Offshore Magazine, Wednesday, February 20, 2002 at 06:59:06 |
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Peter I have a 1975, 19 foot Grady White cuddy cabin. I keep it docked at Grass island in Greenwich. I grew up in Greenwich and have always enjoyed boating on Long Island Sound. I read about the club in Offshore magazine. Wednesday, February 20, 2002 at 06:35:05 |
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Ron Hi my f.b.w is anywhere betwean Block Iland and a.c.k and all waters between. My boat is a ocean 40 ss. I found your site wile reading offshore. Tuesday, February 19, 2002 at 19:21:58 |
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John I fish the Atlantic off of Long Island NY. I own 2 boats a 27 Grady White & 18 Key Largo.I mostly fish some beach activities.Live on canal on Long Island. Heard of your club in Offshore magazine Tuesday, February 19, 2002 at 15:32:20 |
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Ethelynn Hi, me and my husband have owned our boat for about 3 years now. Our boat is named "The Roonster" because I am in love with Mickey Rooney!! We enjoy water skiing and taking our grandkids out for rides. I heard about this website from a friend who really enjoys it. Monday, February 18, 2002 at 20:30:16 _________________________________________________________________ Thanks for joining Ethelynn and thanks to your friends for telling you about our club! Jim |
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Larissa I'm making payments on a little bitty 12 footer with two sails... never sailed before, but decided it's somehting I might like to learn about. I've taught myself everything else I've ever done, so I'm confident I can learn to sail too. I live within walking distance of Lake Ontario (one of the Great Lakes) and have always been envious of all the other people out there enjoying the water. Saturday, February 16, 2002 at 10:28:25 |
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Swavek I have Kelt 7.6, 25ft sailboat on Lake Simcoe, Ontario. Lots of sailing and snorkling. Great lake for fun. Friday, February 15, 2002 at 14:05:17 |
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Alan Hi folks !! After almost two years of cruising the Tennessee River, we moved our boat back to Lake Allatoona in Georgia...we miss all the fine folks at Goose Pond Marina & hope that as soon as business gets a little better we will return...I have been a fan of this web site for quite sometime & in all reality it is a much needed means of keeping all boaters informed...Capt Jim keep up the good work and if you ever need any boater horror stories let me know I have a few along with the lessons we learned along the way !! Monday, February 11, 2002 at 18:07:56 |
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Bob I found your site on Yahoo, I just purchaced a new trophy 2302 and plan on using in Raystown lake and Outer Banks NC. Sunday, February 10, 2002 at 10:36:18 |
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Nyla We live in Delaware but we keep our Silverton convertible in Ft Myers, Florida and we boat down there year around. We've done Nantucket, Newport, RI & all of Long Island Sound, all the way to the Florida Keys and everything in between. We will close the Great Loop (or Great Circle) with a trip up the Hudson, thru the Great Lakes and down the Mississippi & Tenn Tom in the next few years. Our boat is a 1989 34C that we bought new. It is diesel powered and has been done over inside and out and has things that are normally only found on larger or more expensive boats and that along with being economical are what makes it a great cruising boat. At 18 mph it only burns 9 to 10 gallons an hour. When we are laying back with the trawlers, we burn about 2 to 3 gallons an hour like they do. I found the club thru the Google Search engine. Saturday, February 9, 2002 at 19:43:18 |
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Bob I am a Past Commodore of the Naval Air Station, Atlanta, Yacht Club located at Lake Allatoona in Cartersville Ga.I had sailboats for years in Hawaii and the west coast.As I got older and had grandchildren(7)I went the pontoon boat route and am now on my 3d poontoon.Was looking for info for our newsletter and ran across your web site. Looks great! Thursday, February 7, 2002 at 12:44:09 |
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Vic I just got a deal on a Sunbird Odessey and can't wait until the weather is warm enough to hit Kentucky Lake flat out. I just enjoy running the river with friends and exploring. I have a 150 hp eveinrude so Deb and I might pull a skier or two if they beg enough! Amazing what you can find on the net when your looking for something else. Anyone got a 22 ft. trailer?!! Thursday, February 7, 2002 at 11:35:31 |
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