Best Boat Names
You can get a little insight into the psyche of a fisherman by the boat he owns and runs. Here are some boat names to ponder.
You can get a little insight into the psyche of a fisherman by the boat he owns and runs. If he puts a name on the side of the skiff, you can learn even more about what he thinks of the world as a whole, life in general, and occasionally some specifics about fishing, fun and family.
Fishing tournaments are good place to see a lot of boats, many with names, and lots of personality in the mix.
Here are some to ponder, with some poignant thoughts about each boat’s handle. AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENTAdvertisement |
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I named my boat Cornucopia. The story behind the name is interesting. I am a writer. My first novel (The Cannons of Costa Rica) is an historical story of shipping rivalry in the 1800's. One of the principle ships of the story is, you guessed it, The Cornucopia. Home port - New Haven, Conn. So, when I bought my first boat (41 Coronado), I couldn't resist the temptation.
Hmm... I agree, I'm sure us users can come up with some better ones too. But I think that best boating names are personal. We just might not get it until explained.
Like mine - Seltzer Water - its much better when you know my last name is Seltzer!
http://boaterlife.blogspot.com/
Not bad.. I think the user comments have some better ones than the pics.. My friend had a red sparkly boat that he named "The Devil's Advocate"
my bosses old boat name was "on the other line" so when people called and asked to speak to him guess what the answer was ... sorry he's on the other line right now
i got a couple.. Abercrombie and fish, won pole lok,meals on reels
haha the best Ive ever seen was a 9 foot flat bottom named the s.s. teacup.... i christened my boat the happy hooker
O man, this post was full of laughs. If i were to name a boat i doubt i would think of any of these.
Ligtv İzle
Yes wrote 1 week 1 day ago
some good names, my favorite is number 1.
Nice Try! But My 2 buddies had the best name!
" THE BAD CLAM " Enjoy!
attuslav Boulder Creek, Ca
I saw one once named "The Sabbath Breaker" Still makes me grin.
That's a good one October!
Nice
The best boat name I've EVER seen was . . .
Never Again II
Does the "Exterminader" have something against the Green Party or consumer advocacy?
"Mad-Dog" backwards is...?
Some good names there!
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The best boat name I've EVER seen was . . .
Never Again II
Some good names there!
That's a good one October!
some good names, my favorite is number 1.
haha the best Ive ever seen was a 9 foot flat bottom named the s.s. teacup.... i christened my boat the happy hooker
i got a couple.. Abercrombie and fish, won pole lok,meals on reels
my bosses old boat name was "on the other line" so when people called and asked to speak to him guess what the answer was ... sorry he's on the other line right now
Does the "Exterminader" have something against the Green Party or consumer advocacy?
Nice
I saw one once named "The Sabbath Breaker" Still makes me grin.
Nice Try! But My 2 buddies had the best name!
" THE BAD CLAM " Enjoy!
attuslav Boulder Creek, Ca
Ligtv İzle
Yes wrote 1 week 1 day ago
O man, this post was full of laughs. If i were to name a boat i doubt i would think of any of these.
Not bad.. I think the user comments have some better ones than the pics.. My friend had a red sparkly boat that he named "The Devil's Advocate"
I named my boat Cornucopia. The story behind the name is interesting. I am a writer. My first novel (The Cannons of Costa Rica) is an historical story of shipping rivalry in the 1800's. One of the principle ships of the story is, you guessed it, The Cornucopia. Home port - New Haven, Conn. So, when I bought my first boat (41 Coronado), I couldn't resist the temptation.
"Mad-Dog" backwards is...?
Hmm... I agree, I'm sure us users can come up with some better ones too. But I think that best boating names are personal. We just might not get it until explained.
Like mine - Seltzer Water - its much better when you know my last name is Seltzer!
http://boaterlife.blogspot.com/
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