CHANCE TO USE YOUR BOAT – Each year, Gulfport, celebrates the end of summer with its largest festival of the year, dedicated to the town’s unofficial mascot and favorite reptile. You can boat down for the day or spend the night in the Gulfport City Marina.
While we have been going to Three Rooker for years, we are going to try something different. You can come either Saturday or Sunday and meet for the day, playing in the water. Bring your own food, drink and grill if you need it. Those that want to can spend Saturday night and play for two …
CHANCE TO USE YOUR BOAT – Over the years, members have been meeting on One Tree Island about one mile south of the Memorial Causeway Bridge for an afternoon cookout and swim. Bring your own food and drink and grill if you need it. They usually start showing up about 4pm. Then after sunset, you can watch the …
Enjoy a visit to Tarpon Springs for the day, or stay overnight in the Marina. Those staying must reserve a slip by calling Turtle Cove Marina directly – (727) 934-2202
Everyone will meet at the floating docks for fried fish and all the fixin’s. We will have games and raffles. Volunteers will be needed to help set up, cook the fish and serve. Food will start serving at 1pm. BYOB
Held in Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, this is an opportunity to see the latest and greatest boats and equipment.
Each Winter, the Boat Club goes to The Pub in Indian Shores for food and drinks. We will be on the North Deck, weather permitting. we will also have the Coast Guard Auxiliary there for free safety inspections. Everyone is welcome to come by boat or car. Please RSVP to Boat Club chairman Bob Griffin by phone at …