Let me preface - I live near Marina Del Rey in So Cal - but I am not now, or not ever been a boat owner. I see them rolling their sweet rigs into the marina every AM when I go and get a bagel and snapple, and I see them rolling dripping rigs off the marina every evening when I get home.
I had one buddy who owned a skiff. That's about as close as I've ever been to a real boat owner.
Dumb question: When you take out your boat (Uncle Pug, the boat, for example)...do you sort of shut the thing down, lock it up (can you really lock up a boat with all that stuff on the deck?) put the key in your pocket, set the hook and sort of dive in?
I mean, you're bottomside, the boat is rocking & rollin' top side by its lonesome. Do you go out with another non-diver to boat-sit, or do you just sort of put it in park, hope the anchor holds and the weather doesn't change and just giant stride off into the blue?
Must have some great "$%@#&...I know I parked the boat here an hour ago..." stories...
Curious...
Ken
I had one buddy who owned a skiff. That's about as close as I've ever been to a real boat owner.
Dumb question: When you take out your boat (Uncle Pug, the boat, for example)...do you sort of shut the thing down, lock it up (can you really lock up a boat with all that stuff on the deck?) put the key in your pocket, set the hook and sort of dive in?
I mean, you're bottomside, the boat is rocking & rollin' top side by its lonesome. Do you go out with another non-diver to boat-sit, or do you just sort of put it in park, hope the anchor holds and the weather doesn't change and just giant stride off into the blue?
Must have some great "$%@#&...I know I parked the boat here an hour ago..." stories...
Curious...
Ken