Hello from biloxi

[Bruce_L]

Originally Posted by SailingStNick

We have many small boats available to sail once you've been checked out. Sailing a small catamaran (Hobie 16, Hobe Wave) or the Sunfish is very easy to learn.

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Yeah, small boats are a great way to learn. They will teach you how to look at the water and interpret wind pattens. More forgiving than a bigger boat by far. At the very worst, you get to enjoy a brief swim and cool off a bit.

[Mccoop27]

just got done talking to the guy over North star I'm just waiting on a date to start my class

[Bruce_L]

Hope you learn a lot Matt. Sailing is a lot more fun than a power boat, anyone can buy a gallon of gas, but not everyone can get a sailboat to head in the desired direction. My offer still stands anytime... Bruce

[Mccoop27]

Osher thing Bruce the big rush is the only have a few more months left on this apartment lease let me in the woman whose name shall never be mentioned again shared and my goal is to be on a live aboard by april I've already found a marina

[Bruce_L]

Have you purchased a boat yet?

[Mccoop27]

not yet I've seen a few possibilities so far I'm looking for a 25 to 30 foot but I've got a couple months so ive been a little picky I dont want to rush it and settle on something when it's not what I want if that makes sense

[MarkCK]

Welcome to Sailnet. I made a trip to Biloxi a couple months ago. It's a nice area.

[Bruce_L]

Matt, have you a plan for inspecting your boat prior to committing to a purchase? Do you know how to spot a maritime "Lemon"? Just don't want you to get a bad deal...and find out after its too late.

[sailor333]

hey

[Bruce_L]

Matt, how is the search coming? Any prospects close by?

Good luck man, Bruce