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the old debate continues but here is the evidence as taken by a spy on brothers searay . we called it see you , caught you ,and passed you

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Attaboy! Just yesterday I had to help a Searay 320 (twin 5.7s) sunbridge owner slip his boat a few slips down from me in a 15 kt crossswind. The same crosswind I had just docked my single engine flybridge in. He was humbly appreciative...

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jeffw wrote:
Attaboy! Just yesterday I had to help a Searay 320 (twin 5.7s) sunbridge owner slip his boat a few slips down from me in a 15 kt crossswind. The same crosswind I had just docked my single engine flybridge in. He was humbly appreciative...

Well we are all NOOBs at one time... Glad you were able to help out a fellow boater...

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Go Aweigh2452 wrote:
Well we are all NOOBs at one time... Glad you were able to help out a fellow boater...

I'm still a noob because I don't get this thread....:sorrow::sorrow:

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Davem2421 wrote:
I'm still a noob because I don't get this thread....:sorrow::sorrow:

LOL took me a minute of head scratching to get it. The OP has a brother that owns a searay, and someone on board the searay snapped pics of the OP's bayliner passing.

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JasonS wrote:
LOL took me a minute of head scratching to get it. The OP has a brother that owns a searay, and someone on board the searay snapped pics of the OP's bayliner passing.

+1

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Go Aweigh2452 wrote:
Well we are all NOOBs at one time... Glad you were able to help out a fellow boater...

Yeah, it's just a Bayliner/Searay thing, like Ford/Chevy. I always offer help if I think I can.

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I didn't get it either until I noticed the time stamp in the pictures. They are posted backwards. Go from right to left, it makes sense.

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Scott wrote:
I didn't get it either until I noticed the time stamp in the pictures. They are posted backwards. Go from right to left, it makes sense.

Yeah i screwed that up

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I don't get it--how can a Bayliner possibly even pass a Sea Ray, given that a SR will have the most current stern drive package, better quality trim, and fancier sink faucets?

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Optimus wrote:
I don't get it--how can a Bayliner possibly even pass a Sea Ray, given that a SR will have the most current stern drive package, better quality trim, and fancier sink faucets?

i must have got one of those engines they save for searays by mistake:arr

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jeffw wrote:
Attaboy! Just yesterday I had to help a Searay 320 (twin 5.7s) sunbridge owner slip his boat a few slips down from me in a 15 kt crossswind. The same crosswind I had just docked my single engine flybridge in. He was humbly appreciative...

We had to help an old guy with his trophy girlfriend (the way she was dressed she better have not been his grandaughter) dock a 320 at the Wharf in Orange Beach yesterday and there was no wind or current. Sadly enough, other than tossing the bow line that was not cleated on the boat to my son, she seemed to be the brighter of the two...