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There really is no greater feeling that docking the boat perfectly in front of spectators, is there?

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🌱 We struggled to get this yacht out of her mooring and now we can see why! 🦀 Green and brown seaweed, slime, kelp, sponges, sea squirts, worms, barnacles, muscles, oysters, eels and crabs! 🫣 It looks beautiful, but wow does it make a mess of the hull ⛵️ No one likes the yearly effort and cost of antifouling, but ensuring your boat is responsive and doesn’t burn up the fuel by carrying along the underwater community garden is so important! ⚓️ Book now for a lift out, jet wash and relaunch! 🪱 🌱 #crab #eels #kelp #seaweed #sea #garden #sealife #antifoul #devon #dartmouth #riverdart #yacht #boatyard #southhams #boat #river #yachts #jetwash #summer #boatlife #yard #yardlife #yacht #yachtlife #boatyard #boatyardlife #sunshine #mussel #oyster #holidays #dirty #clean

Happy Independence Day!!!

HAPPY PRESIDENT'S DAY FROM THE CREW

Attention Martin County Boaters: Recent underwater studies indicate shoaling around the St. Lucie Inlet and the Crossroads.

Boaters are asked to use caution when navigating this corridor at this time. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is scheduled to begin a mandatory inlet dredging project in July to improve the inlet's navigability.

If you would like more information, please contact Jessica Garland, Martin County Coastal Program Manager, at 772-288-5795.

A great article about why and how often you should clean your boat bottom, In Martin and Palm Beach counties we recommend every 2 weeks in May thru October and every 3-4 weeks in the cooler water months. Cheers!

The Importance of Frequent Hull Cleanings in South Florida: Battling Rapid Barnacle Growth Boat and yacht owners in South Florida know the importance of keeping their vessel's hull clean.

Why you need a hull cleaning!

Why you should clean your boats bottom!

It's difficult to remove barnacles yet there's tricks of the trade 🛶

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