BOAT For Sale - 2004 Trophy Pro 21' Center Console Fishing Boat

After a long debate with the wife I have decided to sell our boat. We have had it for 7 years this June and it has been an excellent machine. However with changes in how we are spending our weekends and how I have been fishing I have decided to focus more on inshore fishing, Kayak Fishing and Jet Skiing. So here is what I am selling.

BOAT: 2004, Trophy Pro (2103)
LENGTH: 21'
ENGINE: Mercury 200 E.F.I. Saltwater w/Smartcraft (approximately 90hrs)
TRAILER: Tandem Axel Performance Alluminum, LED Taillights, Trailer Guides, 2yr old AXELS, 4 NEW tires.

The boat has the following items, Custom colored T-Tops, Lenco trim tabs, Hydraulic Steering (All Hydraulics redone last Spring), New Fuel lines (Ethanol Protection lines installed last Spring), 30 Gallon baitwell, Freshwater Sink with pressurized water and shower nozzle), Raw Water Washdown, Swim ladder, Tackle Storage in pilot pylon, VHF Radio with High Mount Antenna, Garmin GPS Color Chartplotter Fish Finder, Sony Xplod Marine Stereo with four Marine speakers. Enclosed Head with removable Porta Poti. Also the boat has a FULL Custom Cover that covers the entire boat including the T-Tops and the Motor.
If your interested feel free to contact me at my e-mail Tampabayfish@gmail.com and I will get back to you. The boat is near Tarpon Springs and is ready to go in the water. I Just had all of the major Service Completed Spring of 2011, which included the fuel lines and Hydraulic Steering service. It will be going in for the Annual Service again in March. If the boat it purchased I will cover the cost of the Annual Service. If you would like to see the boat in person let me know and I can meet you and show you the boat or we can meet at TARPON Springs, Anclote River Boat ramp and try it out. Asking $22,900 As is, includes First annual service and Mechanic Inspection.

Gasparilla Pirate Invasion - Tampa Florida 2012 (NO PWC's)

Here is some information about Gasparilla here in Tampa Florida, Some of the Gasparilla Boating Rules.
1. Don't Drink and Drive your BOAT. Have a Designated Driver. The cops will be everywhere and they are there to stop you and check you.

2. If you are pulled over. LET THE CAPTAIN SPEAK and TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR VESSEL. Know EXACTLY how many people are on your boat. Exactly How many life vests you have and exactly where they are. Have your license Registration and all of your safety equipment available if needed.

3. Be careful everyone out there is there to have fun but sometimes they can be distracted and it can be dangerous. Make sure everyone remains in the boat so no one falls overboard and they are not smashed between to converging boats.

4. Stay away from the Pirate Floatilla when it is moving they do not stop and many people crowd the pirate barge it it can get tight between boats.