Cat Dockage ??

[mat0jab]

My wife an I are starting to look at purchasing our first cat. Presently we are trying to stay with one w/ a max beam of 16', so we can fit her in a normal slip at the local marina. Assumeing you don't live on the water, with the cat behind the house, what to you BIG cat owners do about dockage ???

Loking forward to your input,

Mark

[Pura Vida]

Which part of what country would you plan to keep this boat?

[Wildrice]

Mine is a 23 foot beam and i pay 600 a month including elec.

[craig boorman]

There a few docks here on Willoughby creek in Stuart FL. that can rent to large cats including my slip which will be empty once I sell my 50' cat www.silentfaith.mysite.com (still bldg. site) I am real estate market broke and have to sell and rent my slip. Will get a new cat asap.

[mat0jab]

We will be keeping Whistler II in the Palm Beach area.

Last est. I got was for a 35' slip, for $650, plus elec.

But we have been limiting ourselves to looking at max beams of 16' so we would fit into a slip.

[Tropic Cat]

Slips up my way are 15' wide. I'm 13' 8". Makes for rather exciting docking manuvers. If you're going to be in a tight slip, I would highly recommend a boat with twin engines. There's no way I could get into my slip if I didn't have twin diesels. What they don't tell you about cats is that broadside to the wind they are difficult to control because of their windage.

[Jackstee]

EU 1600 per year with a 4.19 meter beam.

Eat your hears out guy's

Best regards

Steve

[SeaKing]

27 ft beam 300 month.

[JusDreaming]

we are 21' beam and in our home marina we pay 400 per month for yearly lease, when we travel we spend a lot of time on T-docks

[Evan]

23' beam, $200 Canadian a month. On a fisherman's dock in the Fraser River, near Vancouver BC

[swarren]

Lagoon 380 (22.5 foot beam), $300 per month Pier 39 downtown San Francisco.

- custom slip, not a side tie.