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Ross in Tampa
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- Tampa, FL
- United States
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- Profile Type:
- Sailor
- Homeport:
- Apollo Beach
- About Me:
- I am co-captain with with wife of an Oday 25. The boat's name is "Lola" We enjoy sailing as often as we can, but with two teenagers, that is never often enough
- Current location:
- Tampa FL
- Destinations visited:
- The Keys, Tampa Bay, and the Gulf of Mexico south of Tampa Bay,
- Looking to:
- Sail as much as we can, gain valuable experience and make as many sailing friends as we can. Long time goal, get the kids outta the house, sell the house, and buy a bigger boat.
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Last year we had the chance to bareboat a 30 ft. Catalina out of Sarasota. My wife and I had a great time on the boat (it handles much like our Oday 30) but I was surprised at how shallow the waters are around Florida. We are accustomed to sailing in 60 -100 ft of water in the Great Lakes. Lots of shoals to watch in the southern waters!