Boatyard in San Diego

[Stillraining]

If you want to know which one partially submerged my boat PM me..

[JiffyLube]

Originally Posted by poopdeckpappy

actually doing both, along with the wood refinish and detailing

I might have to get a new career...its got to be better than construction now

[poopdeckpappy]

Originally Posted by LittleWingCA

Poopdeckpappy: You do varnish work? We should chat if your project list is thinning out.

Littlewing, sorry I missed this; I sent you a PM w/ Ph #

[tv195]

>Many Boat transporters launch boats at the Shelter Island Ramp and then >motor them with the rigging in cradles to the yard's docks just to step the >mast. The Ramp is free. The Driscoll yard is just on the south side of the >Mission Bay entrance.

One more question, do you know by any change how deep the water is at Shelter Island Ramp . . . . guess we would need to have at least 7 feet to launch the boat.
Thanks,
Ch

[OldColumbia]

Dear tv195,

San Diego bay is tidal, so check the NOAA site for High High tide for the most water under the keel at the time of your anticipated launch. Best to start on the rise to give yourself time to see if Mr. Murphy shows up.

[poopdeckpappy]

The ramp might not be the best idea, it's a small boat ramp not easy to manuver with a deep draft boat and there is a Driscols at Shelter Island too

[tv195]

Okay, thanks for the info. I checked out Driscoll Boatworks on Shelter Island Drive, they are not more expensive than the one at Mission Bay. Guess that's my favorite right now.
Ch