Supplement was my brother in laws boat, Bob Kelleher. It was moored down the Cape in Bass Harbor which was the principal home. It would sometimes end up at a slip in Sesuit when the fish were on the other side. The skiff was named Estimate and is still in my other brother in law Don's yard. I loved running that boat, stuck a few fish with it, had a great time with my kids on it who are now engineers on tugs and in LE. It had a 3406 Cat and was rated at 540 HP. It was layed out with four buns forward, a small counter with microwave and a head with a shower. She had a raised engine box and a big ass cockpit. The slush tank was big and Keith put in a Pacer pump with a tri valve. It could be used as a washdown pump, puump out the fish box and finally as an emergency bilge pump. The tuna door had a ramp on it and the tower had a nice awning for those hot days. The stand was about 24 or 26' can;t quite remember and Bill Charpalas who some have seen on the EZDUZIT and shark week had a lot to do with the design and ran it often haveing some very good days.
Unfortunately it was sold to a guy in Norwood and Greg Gibbs ran her for a bit out of Marshfield and Plymouth. In late December or January the new owner took it to Fairhaven or shall I say was taking it and hit a ledge at 17 knots. Needless to say he was lucky to be rescued and she sank. I was still in the CG at the time and when I heard the news I was sick to my stomach along with some other members of my family. I might have some pics here that I can dig up but I don't have a scanner. I will see what I can do about getting a few posted. Netherless in my opinion it was a great build by the guys at Otis Enterprises and not sure how old Travis was at the time but also involved.
Dave