Crew Wanted: Master Captain Needed

[CaptainGeo]

Looking for a full or part time Captain with Master's License and Sailing Endorsement, to run charters in the Sarasota/Anna Maria Island Florida area for KathleenD Sailing Catamarans. If you are interested or know of someone who might be interested, please send them my way.

Captain George
201-738-9112

[xxuxx]

Please describe the vessel for which you need a master?

[cruisersfarm]

Originally Posted by xxuxx

Please describe the vessel for which you need a master?

Google described it for me...

They seem to have a small fleet of 38-45'cruising cats doing day charters... which makes me wonder if they are 6 pax or inspected vessels, as it's hard to make $$$ on a 6 pax day charter.

http://www.kathleend.net/home

[GordMay]

Greetings and welcome aboard the CF, George.

[LibertasBE]

Dear Cpt. , you can always contact me by email, or visit my site for more information.

[Sailing416]

Captain Geo
You may contact me at 561-445-0621
Creds: ASA "Instructor" since 2003; 100 T Master with sail and tow endorsements. 3rd Issue.
Kevin Berry

[Lasata]

50 ton master available with BVI term charter experience. I am available living in Key West at the moment. Recently returned from BVI, actively seeking employment. Call me; Captain Ralph at (305)783-6939

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[xxuxx]

WARNING: FYI I contacted the OP for a preliminary exploration of the tentative salary and vessel description and was chastised for not being formal enough with my introduction, even though I explained that I ran my own charter company up north. This guy appears to be a real douche and probably will not be the easiest to work for in the future. Just sayin

[Jr. WOSH]

The bosses that were "douche bags" and "not the easiest to work for" taught me the most....Just sayin.
i bet it's a pretty good gig~for the right person.

[rockDAWG]

Originally Posted by Jr. WOSH

The bosses that were "douche bags" and "not the easiest to work for" taught me the most....Just sayin.
i bet it's a pretty good gig~for the right person.

Well.... it depends on your objective and what the stage in your life. If you are a 19 yo and clueless and penniless, sure why not and let pay the due.

However, if you are an experienced sailor and financially well off, and before you retired your earned 10x more than the douche bag's. There is no reason to put with the ********. What do you think you will learn from him. There are so many captains around have zero leadership and management skills who make everyone miserable.

I do appreciate xxuxx to give us a heads up. Thanks.