From an UGLY Pilothouse to a BEAUTIFUL Express Boat: The History of SPEECHLESS
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2023
- When we purchased our 40' Blackwell Custom Carolina Express boat, we had no idea that it originally had been a pilothouse boat instead. But luckily, Greg Sheets had gone through the long process of taking it from an ugly pilothouse boat to a beautiful express boat. This video shows you the unique history of SPEECHLESS.
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this is amazing! glad mr. sheetz could get the chance to go fish on the boat he’d worked so hard on.
Marcus, thanks you're a man after my own hart. You ask they answer is helping me to get my Sport Fisher. Well Done!!!
Thank you for doing this, Marcus! This is so amazing and y'all really made Gregg feel like the guest of honor and showed so much respect for the hand he had in making Speechless what it is today. I'm so grateful for this! What a cool ending / new beginning to what was a sad story now turned happy!
Absolutely bud, and you had a big part in it!!
Lighting yachts built some badass boats !!!! Bill is a master boat builder, the white lighting sportfish is a awesome boat.
Very cool story on the history of that boat. He definitely had a great vision for stylish looks of that sport fisher.
Indeed he did, appreciate you stopping by!
I stopped by 6/23/23 I guess you guys were fishing!!! Maybe next time!!
Sorry we missed you!!
Awesome video!
Thanks man!!
@@saltwaterfishinguniversity thank you always entertaining and informative. Love seeing what can be done with older boats.
The story of that boat! How cool to see it come full circle. A testament to how much time, commitment and love goes into these boats. Thank you for this wonderful interview.
I'm sure when the original owner had it built , the Chesapeake deep trolling for rockfish was going strong. Alot of boats were built the early 2000s for trolling the bay. A 40ft custom.carolina pilot house was perfect for winter time trolling , it gets awful cold in Dec Jan as you guys know.
Good point Shoresharp. Very sad those good old days w tons of monster Rockfish are gone.
It's ironic that a Carolina boat lived in the Chesapeake Bay, then returned home after 7 long years.
I know that Edwards and Markley, in Middle River built a fair number of Carolina style boats as well as a few builders in the Crisfield and Deal Island area.
Question on the 619 Glue Marlin DQ for a shark bite. Are all IGFA tournaments this screwed up over fish mutilations?
I haven't fished tournament for Blue or White Marlin in almost 35 years out of Ocean City MD. If I recall, the entry fee per class was $2500 for a total of $10,000 or $12,500.
Yes, very ironic. And that DQ for sure was heartbreaking.
Every tournament is different. This has been a Big Rock rule for a long time. Unfortunately there are a lot of details that they or the igfa needs to spell out to make it iron clad. Either that or just get rid of the rule