GL: Great Harbor boats

[Elaine Reib]

The GH-37 is the boat Bob and I were saving to buy when he passed away. That 
is one wonderful boat. The 2 small engines and the ample living space makes 
it one of the most comfortable "small" boats out there.

Elaine Reib
ELReib at comcast.net
717-479-5012
Co-founder, Skipper Bob Publications

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Joseph Pica" <joseph.pica at gmail.com>
To: <fred at tug44.org>; <great-loop at lists.samurai.com>
Sent: Wednesday, July 15, 2009 11:08 PM
Subject: Re: GL: Great Harbor boats


> Fred,
> It' the best handling 37 foot boat I've ever been on. We have spent half 
> our
> time off shore.  Sometimes in 8-10' (not intentionally) off New Jersey or 
> in
> a wicked 4-6' chop in the Chesapeake off the mouth of the Potomac River.
> Remember, I'm in an N-37 with walk around decks and three different 
> levels.
> Locking thru is a cake.  Mid ship's cleat then stern cleat.  After over 
> 100
> locks (Erie, Oswego, St Lawrence, Ottawa River, Rideau, and now the Trent
> Severn) I can assure you it isn't a problem. By the way we hail from
> Pensacola and came thru your turf when we crossed the Gulf on this trip. 
> We
> staged at the old decrepit Corps of Eng. dock on the rifle cut.  Also,
> several GH-37s have done the loop including one twice.
>
> We'll have to get together when we're back in P'cola...
>
> Joe
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