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volume 31 | summer 09
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Celebrating the Boating Lifestyle.
• Tiara 4800 Convertible
• Chris Craft 36 Corsair
• Hatteras Custom Hard-Tops
Let’s Go Boating
– Safety on Board
– Walstrom Marine Cruise
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Table of Contents
While You Were Away
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Summer Cruise
6
2009 Calendar
7
Jack & Ceejay Heckenberg
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docklines
Docklines is a publication of Walstrom Marine, Inc.
Editor:
Justin Bassett
Captain Kim
10
Fuel Dock 101
13
News from Rivertown
14
Lynn Steffens, Joe Kuchnicki,
News from Tip of the Mitt
17
Kim Ridings, Jennifer McKay,
Tiara 3900 Open
18
Heidi Gray, Kal Attie
Tiara 4800 Convertible
20
Medical Advice for Mariners
22
Tiara 5800 Sovran
24
Harbor Springs Service: 501 Bay Street, Harbor Springs, MI 49740
231.526.9663 • [email protected]
1.877.245.9696
Boat Owners Beware
26
Walstrom Marine Accounting: 501 Bay Street, Harbor Springs, MI 49740
Pursuit
26
Hatteras Yachts
28
Brokerage Boats
30
Hatteras Awards
32
Chris Craft
34
Hatteras Custom Hard-Tops
37
Cablemaster Care & Maintenance
39
Tiara 3600 Open
41
Copy Editor:
Contributing Editors:
Kate Bassett
Ward Walstrom Jr., David Lyle,
Brian Granger, Patrick Shirley,
Charlie Duray, Ceejay Heckenberg,
Hi Stover, Pat Spaulding,
Walstrom Marine – Sales Office: 105 Bay Street, Harbor Springs, MI 49740
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Cheboygan, MI 49721
1.877.245.9702
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Suite A, Bay Harbor, MI 49770
Sales: 231.439.2741 • Propellers 231.439.2740
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From the Pilot House
2009 Summer Season
By David Lyle, Walstrom Marine President
A
s we go to press we are launching another summer season
of boating in beautiful Northern Michigan. The good
news is that we are starting 2009 with Lake Michigan/
Huron water levels at chart datum. That is one foot of water
higher than we started in 2008. Our average yearly Northern
Michigan snowfall is 117 inches and this year we were over 154
inches. That’s an extra 3 feet of snow. If it brings Lake Michigan
and Huron up a foot we’ll take it.
catch a problem when your boat is in storage it won’t be able to
slow you down during the summer.
We promise you a summer season that will rate high on the “fun”
meter. There are open houses, barbecues, cruises and rendezvous
scheduled between May and September. Check our calendar so
you don’t miss any of our planned events. This year our Walstrom
Marine August cruise will be headed for Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin.
It is one of the most historic ports on the Great Lakes with a long
During our launch season this year, we will launch over 500 boats. history of building yachts, freighters, and military ships. They
This winter your boats were waxed and cleaned and polished have a fabulous museum that tells the whole story.
and generally pampered by our conscientious service staff. We
installed new electronics, installed teak decks, refinished cabinets With our sales department finding you the right boat, Propellers
and changed and checked impellers, fittings, and filters. It’s making you fashionable, and our service crew keeping your boats
great to be able to work for such a dedicated group of boating clean and running you can expect another amazing summer in
enthusiasts. We appreciate your confidence in us. If we can northern Michigan. See you on the waterfront.
WM David Lyle, President
In the Next Issue of:
docklines
Conservation Officer John Mory talks
about the roles and responsibilities of
the Department of Natural Resources
on the water.
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Fish On!
While You Were Away
Little Traverse Bay Weather Buoy
Cross Village Rugworks
T
he Harbor Springs Harbor Commission is considering
whether to partner with the University of Michigan
Marine Hydrodynamics Lab (MHL) and help cover the
annual operational costs of a weather buoy. It would be
located at the head of Little Traverse Bay. U of M has the
funding for the buoy, but needs assistance to cover the
maintenance. They are looking for area contributions.
A new weather buoy has been added at the head of Grand
Traverse Bay. This will appear on the NOAA web site as
Station 45020. You can look at all of the NOAA buoys at:
www.ndbc.noaa.gov.
On our web site under ‘links of interest’ we have the link to
the buoy located East of Washington Island. This is buoy
number 45002. Boaters commonly use this link to see the
weather to the West of Harbor Springs.
For further information regarding a Little Traverse Bay
Weather Buoy, contact the Harbor Springs Harbor
Commission c/o the City of Harbor Springs. Jim Bartlett is
their Chairman.
T
here is one more reason to drive the beautiful Tunnel of
Trees to Cross Village this summer, as the new non-profit
organization, Cross Village Rugworks, will be working looms
and welcoming visitors. Located directly across from Legs Inn,
the beautiful yarn, multiple looms and spinning wheels—and of
course, the finished rugs—take visitors back in time. In addition
to the artistry and information (the Rugworks was created with
the history and culture of the area at the root of its mission), the
organization is also dedicated to developing a sustainable local
economy, and providing training for local residents that are in
need of a viable trade.
One of the most exciting artistic options Cross Village
Rugworks artisans is offering are punch hook rugs designed
after photographs that customers provide. The master artisans
are able to recreate images like cottages, pets—and best of all—
boats, in great detail. For more information on this unique
opportunity, call the Cross Village Rugworks (231) 526-7849.
No passport, no entry.
As of June 1, 2009, you will be required to show an up-to-date U.S.
passport to enter the United States from Canada. This new rule applies
to everyone, regardless of age. So if you plan to travel to Canada this
summer, you'll need a valid U.S. passport book or a U.S. passport card.
You can purchase a passport at any U.S. Post Office, but you must
apply in person. If you live in Emmet County, you can choose to apply
at the office of the County Clerk, 200 Division Street in Petoskey.
If you have any questions, visit travel.state.gov.
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Cruise
Summer
2009
By Brian Granger
W
ay up north……….well not this year. On August
2, 2009, we will be rounding up the wagons and
heading south to Frankfort, and then across Lake
Michigan to Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin for our annual Walstrom
Marine Cruise.
The trip across from Frankfort to Sturgeon Bay is just 47 miles
from pier head to pier head. This will be a great opportunity to
do the crossing with a flotilla of your boating friends.
While in Sturgeon Bay we will be staying at Center Pointe Marina (www.shipyardliving.com). Center Pointe Marina has 150
Branching out our cruising adventures to head across the big slips, two pools, a great clubhouse and a fun outside fireplace.
lake, we will explore new ports that boast great reputations.
One of the places we’ll be heading, Jacobson Marina Resort, has We are in the preliminary stages of putting this cruise together.
received stellar reviews from our customers. One of our boaters It will be a little different than the past, but the fun factor will
told us what a great job “these people have done to make that remain the same! At this time we are looking into some shopmarina one of the most enjoyable marinas (next to Walstrom of ping excursions, golfing, museum tours and a lot of great boatcourse) on Lake Michigan,” as they talked about the resort. To ing going to some new places.
see for yourself, visit: www.jacobsonmarinaresort.com
Put it on your calendar for August 2-4, 2009. More details to
Frankfort is 94 miles down some of the prettiest coast on the follow!
Great Lakes. Frankfort is a great little town with lodging, restaurants, and shopping just across the street from the marina.
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2009 Calendar Dates
May
1
May Day
5
Cinco De Mayo
10
22-25
Mother’s Day
Bay Harbor Sidewalk Sales
23
Walstrom Marine Opening Day BBQ
23
Propellers Tent Sale (Harbor Springs) - Come shop, shop, shop
23
Customer Appreciation Picnic (Cheboygan)
25
Memorial Day
June
9
19-21
21
26-27
27
Tiaras on the Bay (Traverse City) - Come join us in T.C.
Bay Harbor In Water Boat Show
First Day of Summer & Father’s Day - Treat dad to the boat show
Bay Harbor Vintage Car & Boat Festival - Biggest in-water boat show in Northern Michigan
Walstrom Marine Twilight Preview (Downtown Harbor Springs)
July
3
Bay Harbor Fireworks - Enjoy the show by land or your yacht.
4
Independence Day - Parade & Fireworks (Harbor Springs)
9
Chris Craft Demo Day, 2-8pm (Charlevoix Marina)
26
28-30
Parent’s Day
Tiara Rendezvous (Charlevoix)
August
2-4
Walstrom Marine Cruise
September
5
Walstrom Marine End of Season BBQ
6
Labor Day - Stroll across the Mackinac Bridge
11-13
Bay Harbor Fishing Tournament
19
Taste of Harbor (Downtown Harbor Springs)
22
First Day of Fall
October
12
Columbus Day
29
Ft. Lauderdale International Boat Show Starts
31
Halloween - Trick or Treat
November
1
Daylight Savings Time Ends
3
Election Day
11
Veteran’s Day
26
Thanksgiving
December
21
First Day of Winter
25
Christmas
31
New Year’s Eve
7
Customer Profile
Hatteras 75MY “Social Director”
JACK AND CEEJAY
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Heckenberg
"Outdoorsy", she rode and took
lessons for skill improvement. Family
members taught her to hunt and fish
and family friends took her boating on
the Mississippi River and Lake of the
Ozarks. On school vacations, she and
her parents traveled extensively. The
year round warm weather, boating and
the horse industry drew her to make
her residence in Ft. Lauderdale, FL as
an adult. She met and married Jack
there in 1969. Two of her boats were
in the canal that was their backyard. An only child for two sets of parents,
(Ceejay ran the boats but Jack wanted a
Ceejay spent weekends on family farms
professional crew.)
learning the responsibilities of livestock
care, including her beloved horses. Ownership of several other boats
oth Jack and Ceejay were born
in St. Louis County, Missouri. Ceejay grew up and graduated
from high school there. She then
graduated from Principia College,
Elsah, Illinois. Jack lived in St. Louis
County for his formative years, but
moved to Fort Lauderdale for high
school, where his younger brother
ferried Jack around the waterways in
the family boat. Jack graduated from
Duke University, Durham, NC.
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followed until the couple built a 75'
Hatteras, which they named the
Social Director. They traveled to New
Bern, NC every other month during
the build, which was a fun project for
interior designer Jack and boat-lover
Ceejay. This boat transports them from
Florida to Michigan and back again on
a three week trip. The northbound
trip combines Intracoastal and ocean
travel until New York City, where the
boat goes up the Hudson River before
entering the Erie Canal. Exiting in
Oswego, NY, the boat then runs Lakes
Ontario, Erie, St. Clair, Huron and
Lake Michigan to Harbor Springs. The southbound trip often copies the
northbound in reverse but when conditions
are right, the boat will travel south via the
midwest river system (Chicago, Illinois,
Mississippi, Ohio, Cumberland, Tennessee,
Black Warrior, etc.) to the Gulf of Mexico. Florida rivers then take it into and out of
Lake Okeechobee to its dock in Martin
County, FL. Jack and Ceejay and guests
spent time on the flybridge, aft deck, main
salon, bow seat and pilot house while under
way and in their staterooms overnight. It is
a privileged chance to see this country from
the water, at a slower pace than driving or
flying.
Now that Ceejay has semi-retired from
her 30 years of building and teaching at
Black Forest Farm and Black Forest Hall,
in Michigan, she and Jack use the boat for
social and charitable activities and for at least
one summer boat trip, often the Walstrom
Cruise. In both Michigan and in Florida,
Jack has been a fundraising chairman and
party host at the Heckenberg’s homes
for many charities, including Florida
Oceanographic Society, Elliott Museum,
Martin Memorial Hospital, Hospice,
Christ Child Society, Little Traverse
Conservancy, Harbor Springs Child Care,
American Heart Association, etc. Through
Black Forest, Ceejay still helps young
people and acts as mentor to those in horse
management and riding/training careers. Following her lead, many of her students
combine horse and charitable interests.
She also oversees Black Forest South in
Ocala, FL, a thoroughbred breeding farm
with a riding ring on it. Former Harborites Kerri and Mitch Szegi manage that
farm and the charitable activities that Black
Forest supports in Ocala. In the summers,
you'll find Ceejay at Black Forest Hall doing
volunteer work or at Black Forest Farm
doing farm maintenance. Besides horses,
young people and boating, Ceejay's other
interests include rose and orchid care, dog
walking, reading and spending time with
Jack in their homes and yards.
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By Kim Ridings
N
orthern Michigan and
boating, they just seem to go
together. I love striking up a
conversation and have it turn toward
boating adventures as conversations
invariably do when we are up north.
Captain Kim here from the yacht
Moonbeam. Moonbeam is the Tiara
Coronet with the forest green hull that
cruises Little Traverse Bay most every
weekend from May to September. It is
a great boat and I have had a lot of fun
learning to drive it. Of course, when
I was learning not only did I have
the coaching from my husband, Jeff,
Moonbeam’s First Mate, who is very
unflappable, but many times there
was a lot of coaching from the docks
that was much appreciated! Calls of,
“Forward starboard!” “Forward port!”
“Slow!” “Careful!” and other advice
made my initial attempts at docking
that much smoother.
were in the boathouse. He said to his
son, “Look, Mommy is driving the
boat.” I chuckled and replied, “That’s
because it is Mommy’s boat!”
gas dock. Even though so many of
you make backing into a slip look so
easy, you will not see me attempting
to do that with Moonshadow.
The reason we got the second boat
is twofold. First, it is fast and fun
to take out on little jaunts to Bay
Harbor and Charlevoix or just cruise
the bay. Secondly, though I do
“drive” Moonshadow while we are
under way, I was not confident that
I could dock it if Jeff was not able
to. This was particularly evident one
fine fall day at the end of the season
when I tried to pull Moonshadow
into one of the large slips at the gas
dock. Luckily, my dock coaches were
not in the marina and Jeff was as
unflappable as ever. Did you know
that it is almost possible to get a 58
foot Sea Ray sideways in one of those
slips? It was quite a day!
On Moonshadow I am First Mate.
Please do not think that this position
is not significant. Quite the opposite
is true. I am the periodic driver of
this fine vessel. I am in charge of lines
and fenders when docking. I am even
the person on the bow lassoing pilings
on Mackinac Island and that is quite
a sight! Perhaps my most important
function is back-up navigator.
The position of back-up navigator was
established several years ago after a trip
to the North Channel. Moonshadow
left Cheboygan in the early morning
hours just after dawn to cross Lake
Huron and navigate False Detour
to the North Channel. About half
way across Lake Huron several things
Since my experience with Moonbeam happened: first, the waves kicked up;
Many people are surprised to see me I am confident that I could drive secondly, the GPS screen went from
captaining the boat. As a matter of Moonshadow as far as I needed to a great display showing the location
fact, last summer a visitor and his son and at least be able to pull up to the of the boat against the backdrop of a
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Fuel Dock 101
Written by Patrick Shirley and Mac Green
I
t just happens to be a great day of boating out on
Little Traverse Bay, when you realize you need fuel for
your boat. As you turn your boat to head towards
Walstrom Marine’s fuel dock, you wonder what you can
do to make the fueling process easier, so you can return to
enjoying the sun, waves, and your boat. Well, we thought
we would share some tips that make fueling easier for
you.
• When possible RADIO AHEAD. This lets us know you
are coming our way and is also a good time to tell us if
you are alone on the boat and will require additional
help docking. Now is a good time to think about which
side of the boat you want tied to the dock. The reason
this can be important is because sometimes you may
want a pump-out as well as fuel. So put the side of the
boat on the dock that has the pump-out and fuel fill.
This can make the fuel dock process faster and easier
for all.
• When you’ve arrived make sure lines are in place, boat
is secure and ample fenders are set. This process can
be very important for everyone’s safety. From here the
fueling process is usually painless and straightforward
for us.
• We prefer to have the captain remain with the boat during
its stay at the dock. Should a problem arise or questions
need to be answered, the captain is “on deck.”
• Mutually we must confirm your fuel choice. We usually
know but a reminder never hurts. Be aware of how
much fuel you will be taking on, remember that we
prefer to fuel a boat to only ninety percent or 7/8. This
helps prevent spills and keeps the water cleaner.
• Sales receipt signature, it is very important to sign your
sales receipt before you leave.
• Use a blower after your boat is fueled and before startup.
We will try to make your fuel dock experience efficient,
safe and fun. We are always available to help and learn
what we can do to make your day at the fuel dock better.
As always we appreciate your time, your business, and
wish you safe and fun-filled boating.
HERE’S TO FANTASTIC BOATING IN 2009!
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News from Rivertown!
Cheboygan River Dockage
at Walstrom Marine
By Joe Kuchnicki
O
ur docks in the Cheboygan River offer many advantages
to boaters. The slips are more private than multi-boat
dockage basins. Vehicle parking is very close to most slips.
No long walks to your boat which makes loading and unloading
much less of a chore.
Relatively low river traffic provides a feeling of participation
in a real marine environment. Ice breaker Mackinaw is located
downstream and often photographed by folks visiting the river for
the first time.
We have modern, clean washrooms with laundry, showers, and ice.
Downtown restaurants, pubs, ice cream, shopping, theatre, and
much more are only a 5 minute walk away on well-lit streets.
Our dockage customers also benefit from:
• Close to great boating destinations ranging from the Inland
Waterway and the North Channel.
• Ferry to Bois Blanc Island right across the bridge.
• Car rental valet service provided by local dealerships.
• Shuttle available to various points in northern Michigan.
• Local cab service is available.
• Cheboygan airport 5 minutes away by car.
• Pellston Regional Airport is less than ½ hour away.
• 9 miles from I-75 exit.
• 16 miles to Mackinaw City.
It’s also noteworthy that the City of Cheboygan is very interested
in making time spent here a great experience. There are many
summer activities planned each season by the Chamber. Check it
out at www.cheboygan.com.
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Tip of the Mitt
By Jennifer McKay
I
n 2008, the Great Lakes experienced a historic victory
with the Great Lakes Compact signed into law. The
Compact is a regional agreement that promotes water
conservation, protects the lakes from harmful withdrawals,
and bans diversions. This achievement dealt with water
quantity — now in 2009, we move the focus to water
quality. We have already seen significant progress towards addressing
water quality and the health of the Great Lakes. President
Obama included an unprecedented investment of $475
million in his Fiscal Year 2010 Budget to restore the Great
Lakes — an effort that is key to creating jobs and growing our
economy. This investment is a major victory for the Great
Lakes, and represents the largest, most serious commitment
to Great Lakes restoration in a President’s Budget in history. The funding would target problems such as invasive species,
runoff pollution, degraded wildlife habitat, and contaminated
sediment. During his campaign, Obama pledged $5 billion toward
implementing a restoration wish list released in December
2005 by the Great Lakes Regional Collaboration, a
partnership of government agencies and advocacy groups. Including $475 million in new funding is a way to start
following up on that commitment and is a terrific down
payment on Great Lakes restoration and protection efforts.
Still to come is the battle for congressional approval, which
is certain to be fierce as the Great Lakes package competes
with other priorities at a time of soaring deficits and an
economic recession. Members of Congress ultimately hold
the purse strings for the federal government through the
annual appropriations process, so it is critical they match
the President’s initiative in their own budget resolution and
appropriations to restore this treasured resource. Tip of the
Mitt Watershed Council will be working with our members
of Congress to ensure that our nation invests in the Great
Lakes — to restore the lakes and revive our economy. We are
always looking for individuals willing to be champions for the
Great Lakes that will receive important information on the
progress of Great Lakes Restoration and who can be called
upon for action when necessary. If you are interested in
becoming a Great Lakes Champion or learning more about
Great Lakes Restoration and Protection, contact Jennifer
McKay or Grenetta Thomassey at 231-347-1181.
Clean the air in-take vents of all your air
conditioning units with soap and water yearly, to
provide good air flow.
B O A T I N G
T I P S
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3900
Open
T
he 39 Open continues to
impress everyone both with
performance on the water
and beauty at the docks. Let’s take a
closer look at the latest offering in the
Tiara Open Series and see just how
well it meets our cruising needs here
in the Northern Great Lakes.
Cruising? You bet! Tiara Opens are
legendary in offering cruisers a great
ride and abundant space to entertain,
allowing true enjoyment of every
aspect of the cruising lifestyle.
Sporting a 15-foot beam, the 39
Open offers an 85-square-foot lower
cockpit and a spacious 75-squarefeet of upper cockpit. The lower
cockpit can be equipped with a foldaway aft lounge seat to compliment
your favorite deck chairs. The upper
cockpit has the well known Tiara
curved L-lounge with a forwardfacing swivel seat to offer a bird’s eye
view while under way.
Moving over to the helm, you
encounter a swivel helm seat and
the typically well laid out Tiara helm
with a Joystick. Joystick?! Wait! This
is a 39 Tiara Open and we’ve thought
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all along that the Sovran Series were
the only Joystick boats. Well, times
— they are a changing! Introduced
at the Miami Boat Show, the new
Joystick Maneuvering System has
been engineered by ZF Transmissions.
The new system incorporates a bow
thruster with the already present
electronic
engine
management
systems on modern yachts. It works
seamlessly — as it should — offering
yet another option to maximize vessel
control in close quarters.
galley, and master stateroom with
light. The starboard lounge/dinette
seats five to six and has a high-gloss
removable table and upper hullside
storage lockers. The U-lounge
converts to a double lower berth
and a single Pullman upper. Facing
the lounge/dinette, and providing
separation from the galley, is a halfwall with built-in flat screen TV.
The galley is well equipped with a twoburner electric cooktop, microwave
oven, stainless steel undermount
As you take a look around the cockpit sink, two drawer refrigerator/freezer,
of the new 39 Open, you will be Corian countertops, over/under
impressed by the excellent visibility storage and a dedicated pantry.
and sight lines. The Tiara engineers
have again crafted a single mullion Forward, the master stateroom has
custom composite windshield frame an oversized sliding entry door. The
with ventilation tucked just below queen pedestal berth has abundant
the hardtop. This new vent location storage below and there is a cedar
optimizes airflow in all weather lined hanging locker to starboard.
conditions. You can see out clearly in Hullside storage cabinets and private
entry to the head round out the
any direction.
master stateroom.
Moving below, you will find a
traditional Tiara, with a few new Once again, Tiara Yachts has hit a
twists. The 39 Open is elegant yet home run with the development of its
functional. The cabin is highlighted newest Open, the 39 Open. Contact
by a skylight/hatch system that runs your Walstrom Marine yacht broker
nearly full length, bathing the salon, for further details today.
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4800
Convertible
T
he all new 4800 Convertible adds another dedicated
performer to the growing Tiara lineup of convertible
yachts. Capable of bluewater cruising in style, the new
4800 Convertible shows the decades of continual refinement
of each new Tiara Yacht.
Starting at the Command Bridge, the 4800 Convertible
includes a standard island helm station with full flush-mount
electronics capability, dual Release Marine® Teak Captain’s
chairs and a forward bench seat on the leading edge of the helm.
Port and starboard L-lounges round out the flybridge seating
and incorporate storage and an insulated top-access cooler. A
few easy steps down the optional cruising stairwell reveals a
large 140 square-foot cockpit with aft facing mezzanine seating
and storage everywhere. If fishing is your passion, the 4800
Convertible is built from the keel up to accommodate your
needs. In fact, there are three refrigerator/freezer options for
the cockpit and flybridge to extend any cruise or fishing trip.
electronically actuated flat screen TV and Bose® audio system
add to your entertainment features and options. Mid-ship,
the full galley includes quartz countertops, deep storage with
pull-out drawers, microwave/convection oven, stove, and two
sets of Sub-Zero® refrigerators and freezers (one unit with
icemaker). A dishwasher and galley skylight are also available.
The lower level features three private staterooms with sleeping
accommodations for seven. Continuing the luxurious theme
from above, the master stateroom incorporates an island queen
berth (storage below), nightstands, hull-side cabinets, hanging
lockers, flat screen TV, optional skylight, and ensuite private
master head. The tile floored master head has a sliding pocket
door, vanity with mirror, an enclosed shower with seat, and a
linen closet.
Forward, the second stateroom features a double lower berth
(fishermen take note: optional rod storage below), single upper
berth, hanging locker, additional storage and a flat screen TV
The 4800 Convertible interior is spacious, and luxurious, for with DVD. To starboard, the third stateroom includes over/
comfortable and open living, entertaining and socializing. under bunks with storage and an optional flat screen TV with
Within the interior, the salon/dinette/galley Greatroom DVD.
features elegantly curved surfaces that continue throughout the
living quarters. A teak or optional teak and holly sole extends Tiara has again raised the bar with the 4800 Convertible.
through the Greatroom with carpet in the three staterooms A superb cruising yacht and capable fishing vessel meet the
and in the hallway. The salon has a large port L-lounge aft of demanding needs of the typical Tiara customer. Be one of the
the galley and a starboard U-shaped settee with teak dinette first on the Great Lakes to own the Tiara 4800 Convertible.
table for dining and enjoying the yachting lifestyle. An Contact your Walstrom Marine yacht broker today.
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F
or our 8th annual trip to visit our friends in
Traverse City, we decided to change things
up a bit and make this an overnight cruise
and invite boaters from Little Traverse Bay to join
us as we enjoy an evening at Clinch Park Marina.
Please join Walstrom Marine and our friends at
Global Marine Insurance at the 8th annual Tiaras
on the Bay, Tuesday, June 9th. If you are in the
Traverse City area, please plan on stopping by to
check out the latest from Tiara and Pursuit. If
you are interested in going along, please check in
with Lynn at 231-526-2141, and she can let you
know what time our boats will be heading down to
Traverse City. After breakfast in town Wednesday
morning, our boats will then head back north. We
hope to see you at this fun-filled event.
Tiaras
on the Bay
In Stock Tiaras
Summer 2009
43’ Tiara Sovran
39’ Tiara Sovran
35’ Tiara Sovran (2)
32’ Tiara Open
30’ Tiara Open
2009 Tiara Rendezvous
T
he 14th annual Tiara Great Lakes rendezvous
returns to our backyard at the Charlevoix
city Marina this year from July 28th to the
30th. New this year, any Tiara or Pursuit owners are
invited to attend this fun-filled event. With brand
new docks and facilities last season, Charlevoix is a
beautiful place to meet old friends and make some
new ones. We are excited to add the Pursuit family
of S2 boats to this event and encourage our Pursuit
owners to attend. It’s only 18 miles so being “too far”
is not a good excuse. As of press time the Tiara staff
was working hard on the event and had preliminary
plans in place: boat hop, seminars, shopping, group
fun and games, evening dinner and dancing at
Castle Farms, possible dinghy scavenger hunt. For
more information or to register, please contact Sue
Kane at [email protected] or Stephanie Smith
at [email protected] or by phone at 616392-7163. We look forward to seeing you and your
Tiara or Pursuit in Charlevoix.
Medical Advice for
Mariners
W
ith boating season right
around the corner, one
thing that should be on
every boater’s checklist is maintaining
an appropriate first aid kit, as well as
some basic preparedness knowledge and
training, should a medical condition arise
onboard. Besides the usual sunscreen
and lip balm, insect repellant, and Aloe
Vera Gel, what else is helpful onboard
for the initial treatment of both minor
and major emergencies? The answer is
highly subjective. Captain and crew
training, level of comfort in dealing
with an injury or illness, as well as the
vessel and itinerary will all factor into
the determination of the appropriate
equipment and response.
To begin with, there are many first aid
kits available through local retailers, boat
manufacturers, local EMS Agencies, as
well as national agencies such as the
American Red Cross and Divers Alert
Network. Another reputable company
is Adventure Medical Kits, who have a
wide range of kits based on duration
of trip, number of passengers, type of
vessel, etc.
Some basic supplies worth considering
in a kit would be the following: a
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By Dr. Kal Attie
thermometer, a reliable pair of trauma
scissors, ice packs, and a blanket or
emergency reflective wrap for potential
hypothermic conditions. In addition
to various sizes of band aids for
scrapes and cuts to the skin, a supply
of wound closure strips and sterile
compresses for bleeding control would
be useful, as well as a source of sterile
or clean water or saline (NOT ocean
or lake water) for the initial cleaning
of wounds, which is paramount to
helping prevent infections. Hydrogen
peroxide or rubbing alcohol for deep
wound cleansing and irrigation is
usually NOT recommended for this
purpose. Antibiotic ointment and
sterile gauze bandages would be very
useful as well as a pair of sterile gloves
(preferably non-latex if available so as
to avoid any potential allergic reactions
in susceptible individuals). Nose clips
for the treatment of nosebleeds, and
Ace Wraps and splinting materials for
the treatment of sprains and possible
fractures are a nice addition. The SAM
Splint is a user-friendly, commercially
available product that doesn’t take up
much space and can be easily applied
for sprains and broken bones until
definitive care is achieved.
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In regards to medications, there are
some basic ones I like to keep readily
available. Aspirin for potential chest
pain scenarios, Benadryl for allergic
reactions, hydrocortisone cream
for skin irritations, motion sickness
tablets like Dramamine or Antivert,
scopolamine patches (with the caveat
that these meds are always more
effective as a preventative therapy rather
than once symptoms have progressed),
and oral glucose gel for low blood
sugar. Before taking or administering
any medications, always consult with
your primary healthcare provider and
remember even these simple meds have
potential serious side effects and must
be used with caution especially with
infants, children, pregnant or nursing
women, as well as patients with other
pre-existing medical conditions.
More advanced equipment that could
be potentially life saving would be CPR
masks and faceshields, an onboard
oxygen supply, and Automated External
Defibrillators (AEDs). AEDs are used
to analyze the cardiac rhythms in
sudden cardiac arrest, and if necessary,
directs the rescuer to deliver an electrical
shock to treat the lethal arrhythmia and
help restore normal rhythm and blood
flow. It must be emphasized, however,
that the use of an AED is only one link
in some of the critical steps in treating
sudden cardiac arrest, and needs to be
followed by early advanced cardiac life
support (i.e. EMS and hospital care).
The use of this equipment requires the
proper training (courses in CPR, First
Aid, Oxygen Administration, and AED
training are readily available through
the American Red Cross and/or the
American Heart Association.) With
a few hours of training, non-medical
personnel can learn to operate an AED
safely and effectively, and these devices
have been proven to save lives in outof-hospital cardiac arrest. Cost varies by
manufacturer, but the current average
price for these units is around $2000.
and if possible the names and numbers
of primary health care providers. This
information can be very helpful to EMS
personnel and emergency department
staff upon further evaluation and
treatment.
Just as important as the equipment, is a
good contingency plan for any potential
medical emergency. Ensuring a reliable
source of communication with a back up
source (radio, cell phone, satellite phone)
as well as a list of emergency numbers
and contacts is crucial to any response.
Also ensure that all carbon monoxide
detectors are working properly. Keep
documentation of any pre-existing
medical condition of anyone onboard,
as well as a list of allergies, medications,
Kal A. Attie, M.D.
This is a short summary of
potentially useful items and training
recommendations and is by no means
all encompassing. Please talk to your
health care provider before purchasing
or using any of the above mentioned
supplies and seek proper guidance.
Hopefully the marine medical kit, like
other marine safety equipment, is always
available but never needed.
Disclaimer:
Dr. Attie does not warrant or assume
any legal liability or responsibility for the
accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of
any information, product, or treatment
disclosed in the above article, and as
well has no financial or contractual
affiliation with any of the agencies,
companies, or products mentioned.
References:
Redcross.org
Americanheart.org
Diversalertnetwork.org
Adventuremedicalkits.com
Sammedical.com
Wishing everyone a safe and enjoyable
boating season.
Dr. Attie is a member of Northern
Michigan Emergency Physicians, P.C.,
a group of Board-Certified Emergency
Physicians providing emergency services
at Northern Michigan Regional Hospital
Emergency Department in Petoskey. He
and his family enjoy spending time on
the water with frequent travels to Beaver
Island and the surrounding Northern
Michigan shoreline.
Kal A. Attie, M.D.
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The upper level main salon is a freeflowing wonder with plenty of room for
entertaining, socializing and enjoying
the boating lifestyle at its finest. Bathed
in abundant natural light from the
double curved glass sliding doors, fixed
aft sidelights and side windows, the
main salon is a difficult place to leave.
Comfortable seating is available with
a large sofa/L-lounge and twin Club
The tri-level interior includes the upper chairs. Adding another touch of class is
Viewed enviously from the dock and level main salon and helm station. Mid- a disappearing LCD TV conveniently
shore as she glides effortlessly past, the 58 level is the large, open Sky Galley while placed between the salon and helm and
Sovran’s lines represent form and function. the lower level features a salon/dinette, operated by a hi-lo actuator.
Powered by the revolutionary Volvo IPS the full beam master stateroom, aft, and
The helm station includes full engine
pod drive system, the 58 Sovran is a the VIP stateroom forward.
he Flagship! For a select few, the
Tiara 58 Sovran represents the
evolution of the yacht building
craft. The 58 Sovran represents over 60
years of accumulated knowledge and
expertise gleaned from craftsmen, dealers,
and owners: all lifelong boaters. Their
collective input has aided and influenced
Tiara Yachts in their creation of the
flagship of the Tiara fleet, the 58 Sovran.
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packaging wonder. The compact nature of
the highly efficient Volvo IPS drive system
(the first pod system brought to market)
maximized available deck and cabin space
for the Tiara engineering team. The result
gives the satisfied owner large open space
on the aft deck that blends easily with
the main salon via disappearing polished,
stainless steel tempered glass doors.
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5800
Sovran
Flagship Cruising at its Finest
instrumentation, Tiara Command Center
touch screen and the Volvo Penta controls
with the IPS Joystick. A leather wrapped
steering wheel greets you as you take your
seat on the Tracy ® adjustable side-by-side
Captain Chairs with an electric opening
captain’s window and fiberglass skylight
rounding out the helm.
refrigerator/freezer drawers, the Sky
Galley is a yachtsman’s delight. There is
even a cellar pantry conveniently located
below the galley floor.
Continuing on to the lower level leads
to the spacious and very private sleeping
quarters. Aft, the full beam master features
an oversized queen pedestal berth, port/
Mid-level, the large Sky Galley is starboard dresser drawers, settee to port,
conveniently located between the two and two hanging lockers. Large hullside
gathering places, the upper level main windows to port and starboard let in
salon and the lower level dinette/salon. natural light and the pivoting flat screen
Equipped with quartz countertops, LCD TV and Denon stereo/DVD round
microwave/convection oven, stainless out the impressive master. Moving back
steel under mount sinks, and Sub Zero® forward through the master entry foyer,
you will find the elegant master head to
starboard and to port, a linen closet with
stackable washer and dryer.
Forward, the VIP stateroom has an island
queen berth with storage below, hanging
locker, and upper hullside cabinets. A flat
screen LCD TV, teak flooring, and private
entry to the VIP/day head complete the
stateroom.
As we put the finishing touches on this
issue of Docklines, hull 15 of the 58
Sovran Series has become available.
Contact your Walstrom Marine salesman
for details.
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By Brian Granger
The new OS 375 is the largest Pursuit model ever built. Measuring
just under 40 feet in length, this new flagship has all the comforts of
home; included standard is a 360-degree water view.
The OS 375 challenges conventional thinking about outboard
powered boats. Weighing in at 18,442 lbs with triple 350 hp Yamaha
V8, the 375 makes a formidable statement.
Outdoor entertaining is one of the 375’s strong points; the custom
cockpit entertainment center features an electric smokeless grill,
sink and refrigerator. No more up and down, back and forth to
entertain.
The 18-degree deadrise hull will keep you dry and safe in a big sea.
The integrated hardtop windshield connection means no joint to leak.
The helm space becomes another room that is both air conditioned
and heated.
Pursuit
larger & sportier
Wouldn’t you look good cruising the big open waters of the Northern
Great Lakes or tucked away self-sufficient in some protected cove?
Pursuit Sport
Pursuit’s new line of Sport Center Consoles is as tough as your uncle’s
Grady White and as cool as your cousin’s Intrepid.
The S310 and S280 are based on the proven 9’6” beam hull that
Pursuit has been using on its Center Consoles. Pursuit Sport Series
are not just another “fish boat.” High-end comfort and convenience
has been added, as well as additional seating that works. Teak trim in
the right places accents the boats. Extended hardtops with powdercoated frames add a real custom look. Oh, and by the way, there are
still some fish boxes and molded-in coolers in case the need for fishing
happens to come up.
Boat Owners
Beware!
A
By Patrick Shirley
There are Dangers Associated with Ethanol-Blend Gasoline
s a boat owner, it is crucial that you understand the
dangers associated with the use of Ethanol-Blend
Gasoline (E10). E10 has been used in marinas from
coast to coast and most boat owners are unsuspecting and not
aware of the precautions needed to make their boats safe. If
E10 is the only fueling option available, see your local marine
service center for usage information.
It is important to understand the contents of E10. E10 is
gasoline with 10-percent ethanol alcohol added. Ethanol
alcohol is made from corn, sugar and other grains. E10 is a
great cleanser, solvent and anti-freeze. The alcohol in E10 is
also a great absorber of water.
Now let me explain the noted and verified problems that
arise when using E10. As more people use E10 in their
boats, the problems are becoming more apparent and are well
documented. Listed below are some of the many documented
problems seen with the use of E10.
• Stalling, prematurely worn engine parts, rusting, clogging
of fuel filters and carburetor jets, release of gunk and sludge
throughout the engine, frequent water-contamination/phase
separation of fuel, and the eventual engine breakdown.
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• Ethanol can cause a motor to run lean on fuel, due to
the water in the fuel, and vapor lock can occur. Other
performance issues may be stalling, misfire, hesitation, and
difficulty maintaining slower speeds.
• Boaters often store their boats for longer than 90 days. Due
to the instability of E10, the shelf-life is less than three
months.
• Boat engines live in a water environment. Alcohol loves to
absorb water, which will cause premature rusting.
• Older boat engines (most boats produced before 1992) are
not designed to withstand the use of E10. Their rubber and
plastic parts and fiberglass fuel tanks are not compatible.
E10 can eat away at these parts causing fuel to leak into the
bilge. This could possibly cause a fire.
Knowing the problems that may occur is only the first step
towards a solution. To fully prevent E10 issues, simply do not
use E10. Prevention is your best weapon. If you trailer your
boat to a gas station, and E10 is the only fuel offered, find
another gas station or fuel source.
Here at the Walstrom Marine fuel dock we use no E10. Our
gasoline is 89 Octane with Valvtect. Having Valvtect in your
fuel will improve fuel economy, fuel lubricity, reduce smoke
and emissions, and extend engine life.
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The Hatteras 60 Motor Yacht offers sleek, contemporary lines without
compromising the virtues that bring pleasure to yachting — an open layout,
world-class fit and finish, a rock-solid hull and dependable performance.
It’s all there, wrapped in a package whose beauty doesn’t fade once you leave
the dock. When you’re searching for both substance and style in your next
yacht, choose the builder that delivers lasting beauty. Choose Hatteras.
For more information about the Hatteras 60 Motor Yacht or any
other model in the Hatteras fleet, call 231-526-2141
or visit www.Walstrom.com today!
Hatteras
Yachts
54 Convertible
60 Convertible
60 MY
Sleek exterior styling features a rakish
sheer line and flared bow. But the 54’s
beautiful looks also herald a hull design
that is truly revolutionary – designed
specifically to deliver a smooth ride and
excellent handling while operating at
high speed.
Hatteras Yachts is pleased to announce
an exciting new product that solidifies
this legendary boat builder’s position as
the industry leader in high-tech sportfish
design. Featuring a mezzanine cockpit,
lightweight construction, tumblehome
curvature in the hullsides and an exciting
new tournament edition option, the
Hatteras 60 Convertible is unlike any
production boat in the marketplace
today.
Hatteras Yachts is pleased to announce
the 60 Motor Yacht. Boaters the world
over appreciate the advanced design and
robust construction that sets Hatteras
apart from the fleet. Like all Hatteras
models, the 60 features a solid-fiberglass
hull bottom that includes beefy support
for key areas such as the tunnels, shaft
log and strut locations. The 60 Motor
Yacht represents our best ever entry-level
product for the thousands of boat owners
who aspire to own a Hatteras.
B
uilt in New Bern, North Carolina Hatteras Yachts continues to be the leader in production yachts over 50’ in
length. Hatteras builds Convertible models for cruising and sport fishing from 54’ to 77’ and motor yachts
from 60’ to 100’. Please contact a Walstrom Marine Hatteras salesman at 231-526-2141 to set up a showing
on the Hatteras Yachts of your dreams.
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64 Convertible
64 MY
68 Convertible
The new Hatteras 64 Convertible not
only advances the legend of Hatteras
sportfishing convertibles, it is sure to
create a legend in its own right! Like its
predecessors, the 54 and 68 Convertibles,
the 64 features an unprecedented array of
sophisticated features, including Hatteras’
advanced convex hull design for smooth
ride and optimum performance, best-inclass specifications, high-tech solutions to
propulsion and ship’s systems challenges,
and spacious accommodations ideal for
self-sustaining fishing in distant waters.
The Hatteras 64 Motor Yacht features
sleek, contemporary exterior styling
matched to a luxurious interior finished
to the industry’s highest standards.
The model reflects acute attention to
customer input, reflected in a fresh
accommodation plan and intuitive
touches found throughout the vessel.
Hatteras’ 68 Convertible features
fresh approaches to cockpit and bridge
design, as well as groundbreaking
technology in the engine room and
ship’s systems. Built on a solid
fiberglass, convex hull with deep
propeller tunnels, the 68 will achieve
the speeds expected of today’s
convertibles. And it will do so in
style thanks to a 21’6’’ beam, by far
the largest in its class.
72 MY
77 Convertible
80 MY
The new 72 Motor Yacht from Hatteras
Yachts features traditional exterior lines
with subtle contemporary styling cues
for an overall effect that fits into today’s
marketplace while easily standing
the test of time. This unique model
features a wider salon than comparable
motor yachts on the market, yet it still
retains side-deck access that makes the
72 Motor Yacht perfect for the owner/
operator.
The new Hatteras 77 Convertible appeals
to both cruisers and sportfishermen
thanks to its customer-driven interior
layout options and industry-leading
specifications in beam, draft, fuel
capacity and accommodation space.
She features a length of 76’10”, a 22’
beam and a shallow draft of 5’3”, easily
the best in her class.
Step aboard the Hatteras 80 Motor
Yacht and you’ll instantly recognize
a world-class design unlike any other
on the market. That’s because it was
created by the most qualified group
of experts we could find: Hatteras
customers. While the Hatteras team of
engineers and craftsmen put the lines
to paper and executed the project to
perfection, the 80’s true magic comes
from the intuitive input of experienced
yachtsmen who demanded more.
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63’ 2002 Hatteras Pilot House
52’ 2002 Tiara 5200 Sovran
50’ 1996 Hatteras SportDeck MY
41’ Tiara Open
The best value in a Hatteras 63 is Madeira. This is a freshwater vessel used
for only four summer months, then put in
heated storage for polishing and care. It
is very clean, very fast, very comfortable,
and very custom.
This professionally maintained, one
owner yacht has two CAT 3406E engines 800Hp each. Ready to cruise in
comfort, this boat is loaded and ready
to go today! Sleeps six- two in master
stateroom, two in aft stateroom and two
in convertible dinette.
Fabulous freshwater Hatteras 50 Sport
Deck. Knowledgeable owner with a
lengthy Hatteras background took exceptional care of this great example.
Motivated owner.
Two very clean boats to choose from, a
2002 with the larger 660 Hp Cummins
and a 1999 with the 435Hp Caterpillar
diesels. Both freshwater only and both
have Freedom lift dinghy systems. You
can’t go wrong with either of these
cruising rigged 41 Opens.
36’ 2005 Tiara 3600 Open
35’ 1995 Tiara Express
33’ 2005 Pursuit 3370 Offshore
Twin Cummins QSB 5.9 diesels with
low hours. With one owner, and many
factory options including a Westerbeke
generator, this freshwater Tiara has received tender loving care since new.
Highly efficient diesel engines provide
excellent fuel economy and exceptional
performance.
With low hours, a great price and well
equipped, she is a great find! Twin
Cummins 6CTA 8.3E engines 480Hp.
Sleeps six- two in master stateroom,
two in convertible dinette and two in
port lounge in upper and lower pullman
berth.
New Crusader 8.1L HO engines in 2005
give this freshwater, yard maintained
Tiara an advantage over the competition.
This boat has low hours. She sleeps
up to six- two in forward berth, two in
convertible dinette and two in the lower
aft cabin. Fully appointed galley makes
this a comfortable boat for long distance
traveling. Two Yamaha F225 STXRD
4-stroke outboards 225Hp each.
29’ 2005 Tiara 2900 Open
29’ Tiara Coronet
28’ 2007 Chris Craft Launch
28’ 2005 Chris Craft Corsair
Two freshwater, Limited Edition Tiara
Opens on the market, 2005 & 2006 one
white and one blue. Salon has surprising
amount of room which makes this an excellent cruising boat- a great introduction
to the Tiara line. Sleeps four- two in forward berth and two in convertible dinette.
This is the ultimate day boat for Little Traverse Bay. The 29 Coronet sleeps two and
has a microwave oven, stainless steel sink
and 12V refrigerator. With plenty of room,
this vessel is a desirable boat for your
yachting fun next summer. Three 1999
boats available and a 2004 Harbor Edition.
Two Volvo 5.7L GXI MPI SX 320Hp
engines. This one owner, freshwater
Chris Craft has been stored under cover
since new. Professionally maintained,
this boat shows like new, but may be
purchased for a fraction of the cost of
a new boat.
This is one of the most popular boats
on the market today. This beauty has
all of the desirable options including
the classic midnight blue hull and gorgeous teak sole. Twin Volvo 5.7L Gxi
I/O 320Hp engines make this boat a
fast, comfortable ride.
REPRICED
For a complete list of our new and previously
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Boats
40’ 1991 Hatteras Double Cabin
40’ Tiara Express
37’ 1998 Tiara 3700 Open
Beautiful freshwater motor yacht sleeps
5 in comfort, this boat is the perfect live
aboard or cruiser as it has abundant accommodations and features.
A 2001 and a 1995 are being offered at
this time. Both freshwater only and both
are loaded with cruising options. One
features 435 Hp Caterpillars while the
other has 420 Hp Cummins Diesel engines. The 40 Express has an abundant
amount of storage and livability for a
40’ Cruiser.
This spacious Sovran utilizes the revolutionary Volvo IPS Drive System.
This diesel powered boat is efficient,
quiet and smoke free. Sleeps five- two
in the master stateroom, two in starboard lounge and one on port side sofa.
Twin Volvo IPS D6-500 diesels.
Twin Caterpillar 3208 DITA engines
435Hp each. This freshwater boat sleeps
five- two in master stateroom, two in convertible dinette and one in pullman berth
above dinette. Including a Westerbeke
generator, this boat is well equipped and
ready to cruise to your next destination.
33’ Tiara Open
32’ 2007 Tiara 3200 Open
31’ 2003 Tiara 3100 Open
31’ 1995 Tiara 3100 Open
Two of Tiara’s popular 33 Opens are
being offered. Both freshwater only the
1992 and 1997. Both have MerCruiser
7.4L engines and roomy accommodations below as well as an inviting cockpit area.
Twin Crusader 8.1L MPI engines.
Sleeping five- two in master berth, two
in convertible dinette and one in pullman berth. Includes a 5kw Westerbeke
generator, DC refrigerator, microwave
oven, stainless steel sink and two burner cooktop.
This freshwater boat is in great condition and has had one owner. Sleeps
four, two in master berth and starboard
dinette converts to sleep two. This is
Tiara’s most popular model, and she is
priced to move. Two 8.1L Crusaders
MPI 385Hp.
Twin 454 XL Crusaders 320Hp and low
hours. This boat sleeps four- two in
forward stateroom and dinette converts
to sleep two. Head has stand-up shower, galley features AC/DC refrigerator,
two burner electric cooktop, microwave
oven and stainless steel sink.
PENDING
26’ 2003 Pursuit 2665 Denali
24’ 2001 Pursuit 2470
Volvo 8.1L 375Hp Duo Prop engine
with low hours! Sleeps two in forward
v-berth with room for storage. This
boat is extremely versatile, whether
you want to fish, day boat or cruise to
the North Channel it will meet all of
your yachting needs.
Yamaha V250 engine with custom aluminum radar arch and full enclosure.
Classy and versatile cuddy fish boat for
half of replacement cost! Sleeps two
with an electric marine head and sink.
With low hours and great maintenance,
this is the boat for you!
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T I P S
Use an additive like Aqua-Bon in your freshwater tank.
Since most freshwater tanks are plastic, the water
develops a smell if left untreated in the tank during
warm summer months.
Michigan law states Children less than 6 years of age
must wear a Type I or Type II PFD when riding in the
open deck area of a boat.
Walstrom Marine Earns
H
atteras Yachts recently presented their annual Dealer
Awards for the 2008 model year. During the event,
Hatteras Yachts recognized individual dealerships for
their sales achievements with Gold, Silver, and Bronze awards.
Walstrom Marine was an esteemed recipient of the Silver
Dealer Award. Along with the Silver Dealership Award, David Lyle, president,
and Justin Bassett received the Hatteras Yachts Circle of
Excellence Award. Both salesmen are repeat winners of this
award honoring salesmen that sold a Hatteras Yacht during
the 2008 model year. In addition to the Circle of Excellence
Award, Bassett was presented with the Distinguished Sales
Award as one of the top salesmen worldwide during 2008.
custom motor yachts and sportfishing convertibles ranging
in length from fifty to one hundred feet. Born out of the
treacherous waters surrounding Cape Hatteras, Hatteras motor
yachts and sportfishing convertibles have always been known
for attention to detail, innovative thinking and impeccable
quality bringing back generations of customers, year after year,
to fulfill their yachting dreams.
Walstrom Marine and Hatteras Yachts have enjoyed a
successful relationship for over 35 years, making Walstrom
Marine one of the longest standing Hatteras Yachts dealerships
in the world. Walstrom Marine’s level of success with Hatteras
is all the more remarkable considering the comparatively short
Northern Michigan boating season. “These awards are quite an honor. They reflect our entire team’s
commitment to exceeding each and every boater’s expectations,
not only during the sale of the yacht, but after the sale as well,”
commented Walstrom Marine president, David Lyle.
“Our relationship with Hatteras dates back to 1971. We are
proud of that relationship; Hatteras is a company that shares
the same customer first philosophy that Walstrom marine
has had since 1946. It’s really a great fit, they make the best
production yachts in the world, and we’ve got the best sales
Hatteras Yachts, located in New Bern, North Carolina, is and service team in the Great Lakes,” Lyle said.
America’s premier manufacturer of fiberglass semi-custom and
Walstrom Marine Garners
Tiara Top Five Dealer Award
W
alstrom Marine continues its winning ways with
Tiara Yachts, recently earning the number five
spot in Tiara’s world wide dealer ranking for 2008.
Walstrom and Tiara have been partners in their mutual success
for over thirty years.
Walstrom president David Lyle again thanks the entire staff
for the team effort that goes into achieving such a milestone.
Walstrom Marine veterans, Brian Granger and Justin Bassett
both put in outstanding performances in support of the
corporate achievement with Granger garnering the number
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five spot in global sales of Tiara Yachts and Bassett coming in at
number eleven. These results are even more remarkable when
the struggling Michigan economy and shorter boating season
are taken into account.
In addition to their top five world rank, Walstrom Marine also
received the prestigious Tiara Yachts Platinum Service Award.
The Walstrom Marine Service Department is the only Tiara
authorized service department, worldwide, to have earned this
award since its inception.
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Marinated Shrimp with Chili Peppers
From the Galley
What a stunning appearance this dish makes and it backs up its good looks with a robust flavor.
Serve it in a glass bowl to show off the layers of lemon and red onion slices.
3 pounds uncooked jumbo shrimp, peeled and deveined (leave the tail on or off is optional)
Splash of lemon juice
Bring a large pot of water with the splash of lemon juice to a boil. Add shrimp and boil for about
3 minutes or until the shrimp turn pink. Transfer shrimp to a bowl of water to stop the cooking
process.
Drain water and set shrimp to the side.
¾ cup extra virgin olive oil
½ cup fresh cilantro, finely chopped
¼ cup white wine vinegar
3 tablespoon fresh lemon juice (approximately ½ a large lemon)
2 jalapeno chillies, seeded, deveined and minced
3 garlic cloves, minced
¼ teaspoon cayenne pepper
Sea salt and fresh ground pepper, to taste
In a small bowl, combine all the ingredients. Whisk to blend. Season with salt and fresh ground
pepper. Pour marinade over shrimp.
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your boat. Grocery shopping
& delivery services available.
(Vacuum packing, free of charge)
3 large lemons, sliced
1 large red onion, sliced
Layer shrimp, lemon slices and red onion in a glass bowl. Pour remaining marinade over the top.
Cover and refrigerate for at least four hours or overnight.
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or fajitas.
THE SHRIMP: To really make a statement, purchase Gulf Shrimp or Key West Pink Shrimp. Their
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The
Fleet
The LANCER 20’ is the first boat in
our line-up. It is the only 20-foot boat in
the industry with a standard V-6 engine
that gets up on-plane in less than three
seconds and runs in the mid-50s. It’s
impressive agility makes this a great boat
for water-skiing and wake-boarding.
The LANCER 20’ WOODY is a
special version of the Lancer featuring
an extended application of premium
teak wood on the deck and cockpit floor. Proudly recalling classic Chris-Crafts of
the past, this stunning special edition
model is limited to just 99 hulls.
The LAUNCH 22’ is an ideal boat for
the family. It’s an advanced bow rider
design that both driver and guests will
find comfortable at all speeds. The
deep bow Sit Pit is a comfortable and
secure seating area for the kids and still
affords the driver an uninterrupted view
ahead. Available with a choice of engines
providing up to 375 hp, few boats of
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this size accelerate more swiftly or have
greater agility.
The LAUNCH 25’ has the size to be a
wonderful day boat with more seakeeping
ability. The 25’ is built with the latest
wood free hull construction technology
featuring a full fiberglass structural liner
that is foam filled for flotation and sound
deadening. Standard with a fuel injected
V-8 engine of 280 hp, options to 425 hp
are available. With this much horsepower
at your fingertips, getting away from it
all is effortless.
TheLAUNCH28’isanuncompromising
family day-boat that is both elegant and
practical. It is the largest member of the
Launch family. The wide-beam provides
impressive comfort with ample space for
the entire family. Twin engine packages
up to 425 hp give the 28’ truly impressive
performance for a bowrider.
If any boat defines Chris-Craft, it is the
Corsair Series.
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The CORSAIR 25’ is the first model in
the range. Stunning from any angle, this
runabout is practical and comfortable,
beautifully combining craftsmanship
and quality. The Corsair 25’ has a stylish
foredeck that provides an uninterrupted
forward view and a useful cuddy
cabin underneath. The wood-free hull
construction features a full fiberglass
structural hull liner. It comes standard
with a 280 hp fuel injected V-8 and
options to 425 hp. Whatever you use it
for, the Corsair 25’ will transport you in
great style and comfort.
The CORSAIR 28’ is a runabout that
builds upon the 25’s many qualities. Larger
dimensions allow for greater interior
space and more powerful twin engine
configurations. The power, acceleration
and handling of the 28’ will take your
breath away! A larger cuddy cabin is ideal
for an afternoon snooze and the cockpit
is spacious and comfortable. The 28’
offers lots of panache.
The CORSAIR 33’ is a joy to drive and
sets new standards for this type of boat. While it has the heart and low sleek
lines of a sporty runabout, it also has
the practicality and space of an express
cruiser. With a spacious forward cabin
and separate head, it provides excellent
interior space and comfort. The Corsair
33’ also delivers an impressive level of
performance with the standard twin 375
hp engines. This modern classic blends
the best of tradition with the cutting
edge of high technology.
The CORSAIR 36’ blurs the distinction
between runabout and express cruiser.
It is a synthesis of everything we’ve
learned about building boats. Perfect
for weekend trips and longer excursions,
this is the only Corsair that sleeps four
in complete luxury. The spaciousness
of its salon, cabin and cockpit are
complemented by the uncompromising
craftsmanship of its owner’s cabin. Belying its size, the Corsair 36’ is a
responsive and powerful boat that is
supremely enjoyable to drive.
The CATALINA 23’ is Chris-Craft’s
stylish entry into the center console fish
boat market. Keeping with tradition,
the 23’ features a teak foredeck, powdercoated T-top, deep-V hull and flared
bow that give it a smooth dry ride in the
choppiest conditions. Powered by the
clean, quiet and reliable Yamaha 250 hp
four stroke outboard motor, the Catalina
23’ has a top speed of 49.8 mph and a
cruising range of 330 miles at 30 mph. This versatile center console is also great
for family water sports and has a very
useable private head. The CATALINA 29’ is the largest
member of Chris-Craft’s center console
fish boat line. The 29’s wood-free
construction features an integrated
fiberglass structural hull liner for years
of maintenance-free enjoyment. With
one look this high style, midnight blue
Catalina 29’ is instantly recognizable as a
Chris-Craft. Powered with twin Yamaha
250 hp four stroke outboard motors, the
29’ has a top speed of 53.4 mph and a
cruising range of 386 miles at 35.5 mph. With a fiberglass hardtop the helm
is well protected from weather and is
loaded with features such as refrigerator,
a private head, comfortable seats and
teak accents on the floor. The Catalina
29’ is sure to make waves amongst both
serious fishermen and families looking to
spend a relaxing day on the water.
It’s taken more than a century to learn
how to build boats that last a lifetime. The longer you own a Chris-Craft, the
more you will appreciate it. The deck of
a Chris-Craft is a great place to be and
somewhere you’ll want to return again
and again.
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Kayak & Powerboat?
By Pat Spaulding
P
ower boats and kayaks might be thought of as an unlikely
pairing, but combined, they can create special memories
for those fortunate enough to have experienced their
blending. A trip to the North Channel, or boating anywhere
along the shores of the great lakes and beyond with a kayak on
board offers endless opportunities.
bag to be stored wherever you have a little space. There is a 14
foot version of this boat made for two if you prefer to share the
experience!
Next time you head out into the open water don’t forget to pack
a kayak on board. You will be amazed at how much fun you,
your family and friends will have! All of the boats described
Once the hook is dropped or the lines are secured, the simple above are available locally through The Outfitter, and their
pleasure of sliding off the swim platform (into or onto) your kayak experts will be on-hand with boats to try during their
kayak can put a grin on your face. The first time the paddle demo days at Ford Park in downtown Harbor Springs this
breaks the stillness of the water, you know you made the right summer June 27 and July 11.
move bringing this extra boat along. Sliding in and out of
small openings, where your dinghy dare not tread, adds new
dimensions to an adventure.
There are several boats designed that will securely fit either on
a swim platform, the bow rails or aft on the floor of a boat.
Some can even be stored away out of site! The varieties of
kayaks available make this a sport that can be easily tailored to
an individual. Talking to experts, like the staff at The Outfitter
in Harbor Springs, is a great way to discover the right boat for
you.
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Below is a listing of some of the kayaks that work well for
boaters.
The Carbonlite boats from Eddyline are sit-in models that are
an excellent choice for boaters. Sandpipers, weighing in at only
38 lbs makes getting in and out a breeze even from a dock or
boat deck. Its wide cockpit makes it easy to get the children or
dog on board. Maybe even a fishing pole. The Skylark with
its stable yet roomy cockpit is designed to keep up with larger
boats.
Sit-upon, molded plastic boats, such as Ocean Kayak’s Venus,
come in two sizes: 10 and 11 ft in length. Hobie’s model Lanai
— is only 9ft long — is manageable for smaller women and
children and comfortable enough for even a tall person. Frenzy
models are stable, strong and are designed for good tracking.
Short on room? Hobie also has the unique i9s. This 9 foot
single inflatable kayak packs nicely within its own rolling travel
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Hard-Tops
Hard-tops and Closed Bridges. In the last few years, we
have seen more and more custom hard-tops and closed
bridges on Hatteras convertibles and Motor Yachts. The
recently launched 72 MY has several different versions
including a integrated hardtop and Hatteras will debut
a new 72 Sky lounge with a fully enclosed bridge. Most
recently, we worked with High Seas Technology to create
a composite custom integrated hard-top on a brand
new 60 MY. With new technology and construction
techniques Hatteras and their sub-contractors are now
able to design a top that best fits the customers’ needs.
With our chilly spring and early fall, hard-tops and closed
bridges certainly make sense for the Great Lakes. Contact
a Walstrom Marine Hatteras Salesman at 231-526-2141
to explore different possibilities for your next Hatteras.
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Propellers
P
ropellers, the lifestyle stores,
located at Walstrom Marine in
Harbor Springs and The Village at
Bay Harbor, offer a variety of men’s and
ladies’ clothing, accessories, and nautical
gifts. Propellers offers some of the best
apparel lines in the industry including:
Tommy Bahama, Lacoste, Helly Hansen
and Sperry Topsider. “We look to the
top brands to keep us ahead of the trends
and to offer us quality clothing that fits
and wears well,” said buyer Heidi Gray.
“Offering the latest in fashion, combined
with the true classic styles, is our specialty.
We have also added some great new lines
for 2009, such as Karen Kane and we will
be expanding our Lilly Pulitzer offerings to
the Harbor Springs store.”
“While our stores are influenced by the
resort lifestyle, we do not let it define us,”
Gray said. “Although we do offer a great
resortwear collection, Propellers also
include easy styles such as casual basics and
dressier styles such as work attire. There is
something for everyone here. As always,
we do a great deal of business with our
men’s and ladies’ denim and khaki pants.”
Both Propellers stores are increasing
volume in their “business casual” offerings,
such as men’s wrinkle-free dress shirts and
neckwear.
Propellers also stocks an abundance of
accessory items such as deck shoes, hand
bags, belts, hats, watches and sunglasses.
“Everyone loves to accessorize,” Gray said.
“We try to pick accessories that coordinate
back to our clothing lines and fit the
lifestyle we are catering to.” Reputable
brands like Sperry, Vera Bradley, Brighton,
Swiss Army and Smith are all available at
Propellers.
Both stores are open daily from 10:00 to
6:00, including Sundays 10:00 to 3:00. We
would also love to hear from you. Please
e-mail us at [email protected] or
give us a call in Harbor Springs at 231-5266885 or Bay Harbor at 231-439-2740.
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Care and Maintenance
T
Cablemaster
he Glendenning Cablemaster has become a popular
addition to more and more boats, and has proven reliable
with a minimal amount of care. There are a few things you
can do to help keep the unit running reliably, without having to
spend more than a few minutes on upkeep once in a while.
By far, the most common complaint we receive is that the cable will
not pay out or retract properly. In 99-percent of these instances,
the cable has never been fully paid out and untwisted or allowed to
relax in the sun before it is retracted. Because of the way the cable
is retracted/paid out, the cable will twist but will not straighten
itself out without a little help on your part. Here are a few tips to
remember:
1) Experience has shown that when only a short section of cable
is regularly used, the cable may be subjected to sharper than
normal coiling which, in turn, causes undue kinking of the
cable. To help relieve this, occasionally pay the cable out fully
and stretch it out on any smooth surface. It is best to do this
on a nice sunny day as it allows the cable to “relax” a bit. Then
retract the cable, allowing the Cablemaster to pull the cable into
the storage area.
2) While the cable is laid out, this is the perfect time to inspect
the outer jacket of the cable for any nicks or cuts. If the cable is
dirty, do not use any cleaners that will leave a waxy or slippery
film on the cable as this may cause slippage of the Cablemaster’s
main pulley. If cleaning is necessary, Glendenning recommends
a mild soap and water solution to clean your cable.
3) Once in a while, take a look at the plugs themselves and check
for any loose tangs or burn marks, indicating that there has
been some arcing going on in the plugs.
4) If the cable does become twisted and knotted, it takes a bit of
perseverance, but it can be corrected. As you pay out whatever
cable will come out, try to untwist the cable as it is coming out.
You may have to run the cable in and out several times, but
every time you pull the cable out while untwisting, you should
slowly gain on it and get it all out.
5) There are instances where the cable has been worked to the point
where the jacket of the cable has been stretched, and it appears
as if it were shrunk over the interior wires. If this happens, in
most instances the cord will have to be replaced, as the pulleys
cannot be adjusted tight enough to grab the smaller diameter
of the stretched cable.
In the event you cannot get the cable retracted when you are
away from home, please make sure the cable is coiled and secured
somehow to prevent the cable from falling off of the boat while
under way. It probably wouldn’t do the Cablemaster any good to
test its holding power while cruising at 25 or so knots, although
after the repairs are made, it could become a good story to share
over a cold drink in the future.
If there are other problems, please feel free to call the Walstrom
Marine Service Department, and we will do our best to get
someone to look at it as soon as possible.
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and then the fog rolled in. We were back to paper charts car.
(always good to have aboard), radar and the compass. Did
While we are boating, I chart the next point on my
I mention that the autopilot is tied into the GPS?
Garmin while Jeff uses the main system and we compare
When the radar showed us getting close to shore, the headings and distance to the next turn. It is especially
though we couldn’t see it through the fog, I readied the comforting in bad weather.
binoculars searching for a buoy. Finally, I spotted a green
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the identification number. As soon as I could read it, I genuinely love the adventures that boating affords.
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after assuring me that the Coast Guard did not put buoys
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