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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 750.1 | some places in RI to call | GRAMPS::WCLARK | Walt Clark | Wed Feb 24 1988 16:02 | 13 |
| Things are getting tighter on the bay. I cant speak to waiting lists
for the following places, but they are big (and expensive, something
like $60/ft for the season). The turnover rate at the bigger places
is significant, so finding a spot eventually is likely.
Norton's - East Greenwich RI
Masthead - Warwick RI
Bend - Portsmouth RI
I dont know what the deal is with rental moorings these days.
Walt
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| 750.2 | More on RI slips and moorings | TALLIS::RICKARD | | Wed Feb 24 1988 16:19 | 16 |
| The Bend, Portsmouth RI - 401-683-4000 (now East Passage Yachting
Center) has gone dockominium. However, I know that some of the
more affluent purchased multiple slips so they could rent them out.
The center may be handling some of these for the owners. I know
it will be expensive but the facilities are pretty good. The slips
that haven't sold will also be rented and I know of a few people
leaving because of the switch to dockominium.
You may want to check with the Newport Harbor master to see if there
are moorings available down there; Oldport Marine may have some
long term rentals too. I also see lots of boats moored on the
Sakonnett river in Tiverton. There may be a harbor master there
that you can contact.
Pam
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| 750.3 | if you're not bent on going South... | OURVAX::NICOLAZZO | Better living through chemistry | Thu Feb 25 1988 12:50 | 8 |
| If you want to consider going north try Salem Harbor. I also live
in Hudson and it takes me 45 - 50 min. to get there (the distance
to the boat is one of the most important considerations to me).
If you're interested call Barnegat Transportation Company (745-6070).
Rates this year are $14.00 per foot plus $300.00 for the launch
service. They always have moorings available.
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| 750.4 | bristol moorings | PMRV70::REISS | | Wed Mar 09 1988 17:49 | 7 |
| One can still buy a mooring in Bristol Harbor. We've had one for
a couple of years. You need to locate the Harbor Master who will
drop one for you for a fee. I think the cost for the mooring to
support our 36 footer was under $800, but we own it.
Good luck
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| 750.5 | New Bedford Mooring | HYEND::RSCHLESS | | Fri Apr 08 1988 15:24 | 4 |
| If you are interested in a mooring around New Bedford I've researched
it pretty thoroughly. DTN 297-2839 Beau Schless
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| 750.6 | Mooring | ESPN::MOORHEAD | | Tue May 17 1988 17:20 | 6 |
| Chris,
Try Pirate's Cove Marina in Portsmouth, RI.
Judy
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