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I already have inquiries in with Capt Bruce and Scotty.
We're in need of a boat that can carry 6 divers (4 divers + 2 safety divers) 4 sets of doubles and 12 deco tanks for a dive next weekend on the westside. We are willing/able to leave at 0-dark thirty to put the boat back into harbor before its regular morning charter.
Any leads would be appreciated to include private boats, fishing charters etc...the Rubber Ducky is cool and all, but I doubt she can carry all that stuff.
Sherman
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Sounds like the rubber ducky needs a small rubber raft it can tow with all the cylinders in it and maybe one more behind that for the support divers ... I can see it now, a train of rubber ducky boats all headed out to sea
Sounds like the rubber ducky needs a small rubber raft it can tow with all the cylinders in it and maybe one more behind that for the support divers ... I can see it now, a train of rubber ducky boats all headed out to sea
and maybe one more behind that for the support divers ... I can see it now, a train of rubber ducky boats all headed out to sea 
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