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Old 15-03-2010, 17:49   #1
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Need a Reasonable Cat Slip

Hi All,

I'm looking for a slip along the Texas Coast, between Port 'A' and Galveston, that will handle a cat that is 35 X 17. Most of the places I've tried so far can't handle a cat this size, or they are just too expensive. I would like one that has access to open water.

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Definition of "too expensive" is very subjective of course....

You could try Island Moorings at Port Aransas / Mustang Island. Your draft should be fine in their sometimes skinny channel. We had our previous boat there and enjoyed the facilities / people. OTOH I was trapped in there for about 8 months with a 6ft draft boat while they dredged the channel.

Also check out the City Marina at Palacious. It sounded great to us until we discovered 6ft draft would not get in.
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Old 17-03-2010, 05:56   #3
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Need a Reasonable Cat Slip

Hi Mark,

Thanks for the reply. Yes, I guess reasonable is relative. I'm paying about $1500.00 a year now, so I'd like to stay in that range. I know that's a pretty good price, but I don't have easy access to open water, so I'm looking to relocate. I'll check out the ones you mentioned.

Thanks again...Jeff
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Hi Mark,

Thanks for the reply. Yes, I guess reasonable is relative. I'm paying about $1500.00 a year now, so I'd like to stay in that range. I know that's a pretty good price, but I don't have easy access to open water, so I'm looking to relocate. I'll check out the ones you mentioned.

Thanks again...Jeff
Yowza... I pay more than that for a dock on a canal at an empty lot, no water or power.....
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