Charleston Boat Show starts Friday
 

Our largest boat show of the year begins tomorrow at The North Charleston Convention Center. I will be there all 3 days at the Hall Marine Charleston display. We will have boats from Sea Ray, Boston Whaler, Scout Boats, and Bennington Pontoons. There are discounts, boat and engine promotions as well as special finance rates for the show. If you know anyone looking for something that we carry, please have them ask for me and I'll answer their questions.

Thanks,
Larry

I didn't realize I had a watermark in the middle of my post. :bigthumb:

I will try to swing by and chat with you for a few Mr. Carson.

I will be there tomorrow morning with the wife and kids

Thanks for stopping by, Joe. Also talked with Jeff and Greg. Greg was asking me why we had bowriders at the show and I explained that not everybody is a finely tuned fisherman. :bigthumb:

Boats are for fishing !

*jeff has reached his yearly maximum of posting"


See you in 2014 Jeff

Thanks, we enjoyed it!

I agree with them, to an extent. When I get a boat, I want one primarily designed for fishing, but with a lot of seating available for the family. Like that Scout CC you had at the show with the seat cushions in the bow.

Shhhhh don't tell I might make 12 posts this year .

And for booze cruising at night!

We love to fish, but my son and his friends have a blast riding the kneeboard and tube. They are all now wanting to learn to wakeboard. There are also a lot of great parties on the water and the eye candy is a bonus. Below is a picture of a couple of fish the Greg put us on when we fished with him before Christmas.
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Wearing a Merc hat while selling all those Yamaha motors? I like your style.

Greg needs to take me fishing.

I ain't skeered. I like and sell em both. Regardless of the brainwashing job that Charleston dealers have done to people here, Mercury sells far more engines nationally, makes more horsepower per rated engine, covers more under warranty, and is less finicky with bad fuel. The 1970's and 80's Mercs were not as reliable, but at that time, people here were buying Johnson and Evinrude.

Greg and Jeff definately know how to catch fish.

i enjoy fishing out of my boaty