[ichiban]

Okay, I've moved my boat from Sargeant to my house near West Columbia. What now? How do I keep 100 + mph winds from flipping it over? Its an El Pescador with a self bailing hull. Do I fill the bottom hull with water?

 

[Cru]

Drive some metal fence posts all the way into the ground and lash it down. Good luck.

 

[Harley]

How do you like that boat? I've been researching and researching, way too many choices. Does it handle a white capping bay without getting beat up?
Hope you figure out how to tie that boat down. We have a cyclone fence that we plan to use to tie ours down. Better than throwing out an anchor.

 

[reelthreat]

You can bring it over to my house... Oh yeah, don't forget the title:biggrin: .


Really, if it has a top take it off and anything else that will catch wind and as said before drive t-posts around it and strap it down.

 

[Galveston Yankee]

West Columbia? You just might need that thing to get to the grocery store!

Do like the others have said, lash it down and pray.

Tom

 

[brokemotor]

Old man grover from pearland marine said he left them bow down. Weight of the water might be a issue with the trailer.

 

[Bay Gal]

Find a 2Cooler or friend in Magnolia or parts NW of Houston that you can store it at.

Better safe than sorry, and it won't take up much room...if you don't plan to sleep in it.

 

[S-3 ranch]

bow down

Old man grover from pearland marine said he left them bow down. Weight of the water might be a issue with the trailer.

in bret we lowered em bow down and added some water as weight , no problems for me