Somebody put me in the water!

Dave Yeager & Doug Whichello discussing how warm a life jachet really feels.

Chris Yeager, Dave & Doug "Hey Dave pump the gas, don't give it a love tap!"

Mike Gifford shows his dad it takes lots of gas to go 7000 rpm

The wooden Wild Goose is back with owner Dick Daly.

Billy Lowell & Skip Gillam, the young & the old sharing.

Jim Wolf and Esther Gillam sharing thoughts on is that really an iceberg out there?

Bill Darby Sr. in deep thoughts of skiffing days past.

Darby Sr. remembering the great times, seems not so long ago

Pop Darby, Son Bill jr. and Grandson Kyle.

Kenny and his brother in Holy Crap along with looks like Jeff Buckley and John Gast in Papas Bundle.

Gary Gifford on Puffin waiting to hit the water

Darby & Zbranik, two old timers telling those fish, oops racing stories.

Kyle Darby asking Paul Cornelius:If you ride with me, I promise I won't throw you out like Mark Van Winkle did!

A Family Affair, Gary Gifford with sons Chris & Mike aboard Puffin

Jersey meets Florida...finally Mark Van Winkle and Keith Brummer talk about good times.

Another successful show at Mount Dora

We're going to Alaska from here.

Dentist Rick Forum shows us another type of "BRIDGEWORK"

Huck from Jersey and brother Jamie Sanders from Florida, get ready to say their good byes for now alongside Cloud Nine

By Committee; The warm Florids sunshine has nothing to do with it overheating...

A couple of So. Carolina boys, Ya just gotta love those names

Charlie Boland with his new boat named after his Dads boat. Doug wants his seats back before you leave for Jersey!

Doug Whichello, could it be all our skiffs were mysteriously transported to Minnesota overnight where the state bird is the mosquito!

Mike, maybe you should give some real thought of a transmission!

Doug and Jim Rucki reunion, both ran skiffs out west! Hey Doug, is this what you all call a Florida crackerbox?

Wow finally our host Marty Ferry getting a chance to use his boat, Where's Claire?

Most embarassing moment, trying to move forward with the stern anchor still attached, and the world watching.