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My older brother who doesn't fish but sure likes eatin them sent pics of this pirate boat. He's vacationing in the Dominican Republic, boat washed ashore about a year ago and the locals been painting graffiti on it. If you need a fishing boat drag it home. Attachment 357090Attachment 357091
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Heck yeah. Slap some livescope on that bad boy and have one mean crappie machine!!
Definitely a neat old boat. She has some good lines
AAAAARRRRGGGGHH!!!
That's definitely one neat looking boat.
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Bet she does some good rockin "n" rollin' in a bit of rough water...
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Surely so. Under power she should steam ahead in all but the roughest seasQuote:
Originally Posted by Jamesdean
I am just wondering about the crew in the first photo …..they look a bit mangy to me
but hey a diesel bath and a few shampoos later and them there crew members might clean up well :Rofl
That and a good meal and they would be a very loyal crewQuote:
Originally Posted by Ketchn
They would probably rather go cat fishing then crappie though. :Rofl
If it wasn’t for a fuel tank, it would make for a nice beach fire.
Cant even imagine what else it might be good for, unless a person was really desperate to leave someplace.
May not ever sail again but could be a display of some sort for a restaurant or a bait tackle store. On a trailer as a food wagon? Obviously needs purdied up a little.Attachment 357116Attachment 357117
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Lots of old time skill went into fitting all that wood into a boat.
I'm sure the boat has some interesting history and a few fishing stories, may be haunted?
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It would make a good movie prop