Just joined, I've got a 1989 sabreline "fast" trawler, built in Maine, so I guess it might qualify as a downeaster. Been boating most of my life, just retired so hope to spend more time on the water. I'm not sure if I can contribute mice regarding lobster boats, fishing etc., but I sure enjoy reading the forums as they are loaded with useful info.
Welcome to Downeast Boat Forum
The Premier Forum Dedicated to the Downeast Boat Enthusiast.
The Premier Forum Dedicated to the Downeast Boat Enthusiast.
New member
- Thread starter Erice
- Start date
sailor of fortune
Rear Admiral
- Joined
- Aug 5, 2013
- Posts
- 1,560
- Likes
- 747
- Location
- St Augustine, Florida
- First Name
- Jack
- Boat Make
- 2 Home made skiffs
Welcome Aboard!
jorucel
Banned
Hei, nice to know you, ERICE. I'm new in this forum too. 
I hope can learn about boat and anything related to boat.
I hope can learn about boat and anything related to boat.
jerseysportfisher
Rear Admiral
Hei, nice to know you, ERICE. I'm new in this forum too.
I hope can learn about boat and anything related to boat.
Welcome aboard
1st lesson
B reak
O ut
A nother
T housand
Keelboater
Admiral
BOSBoatMan
Vice Admiral
- Joined
- Jul 25, 2012
- Posts
- 3,456
- Likes
- 1,254
- Location
- Bay Pointe Marina, Quincy MA
- Boat Make
- 36 Hatteras/13 Whaler/24 Sailfish
I like you already much better than the last "new" member we had
New member a few days back (on like 3rd post ever on the forum) starts trying to pass off a 37 Maxum on a trade for a downeast...we were not so kind to him.
Welcome aboard.
Second rule is the two happiest days of your life - the day you buy and the day you sell your boat.
New member a few days back (on like 3rd post ever on the forum) starts trying to pass off a 37 Maxum on a trade for a downeast...we were not so kind to him.
Welcome aboard.
Second rule is the two happiest days of your life - the day you buy and the day you sell your boat.
