Monthly Archives: November 2012

                                    Lazy Bones III. Prior to the Tuna tower Being added Originally built in 1954, by Rybovich & Sons Boat Works,  for a … Continue reading →

HEADED TO WEIGHT IN! If only Kevin Van Dam could learn some lessons. Gotta Love it!       

She probably didn’t weigh much over 100 pounds soaking wet, but Annie C. Kunkel was a ferocious angler, when in the cockpit or the fighting chair of a sport fishing boat. Annie, a member of the IWFA Hall of Fame … Continue reading →

These huge bass were all caught on ABT Lures.  You can purchase yours at the Fishing Tackle Depot

When the fish aren’t biting- what could be better, than being anchored in the middle of the south turn of the World Offshore Power Boat Association’s world championship races off the Juno Beach pier – on a Saturday- Blue skies, … Continue reading →

I was a 15 year old mate in 1964 on the “Catchelot” drift fishing boat out of Palm Beach, Fl. when I saw this boat run down Lake Worth Lagoon for the first time. I was mesmerized by it’s overall … Continue reading →

Let me first say, I am a second generation native from southeast Florida. I have been actively involved in the boating industry both professionally, and as a private boat owner for over 55 years. I have successfully moored 4 boats – from 29 … Continue reading →