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I. How To Sail
1. All About2. Boating Terms
3. Boating Terms #2
4. Illustrated
5. Illustrated #2
6. Hulls
7. Hulls #2
8. Rig-and Why?
9. Rig-and Why? #2
10. Makes Her Go?
11. We Go Aboard
12. Setting Sail
13. We're Off!
14. We're Off! #2
15. We Graduate
16. We Graduate #2
17. Racing Tactics
18. Boat Caring
II. Miscellaneous Information
19. Trailer20. Reefing
III. One-Design And Development-Class Sailboats
21. Rebels22. Nippers
23. Weasels
24. Stars
25. Wood-Pussy
26. One-Designs
27. L-16 Class
28. L-18 Class
29. L-24 Class
30. Penguins
31. Oslo Class
32. Dinghy
33. Comets
34. Snipes
35. Beetle Cats
36. Beetle Cats #2
37. Dyer Dinks
38. Rhodes Bantams
39. Lightings
40. 210 Class
41. The "S" Class
42. Atlantics
43. Optimists
44. Ravens
45. Hamptons
46. Thistles
47. 14-Foot Dinghies
48. 14-Foot Dinghies #2
49. 110 Class
50. Stropped Blocks
51. Maintenance
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Where To Find The Best Boat Names
My dad does not have a large boat, but he has one that seats three. He likes to go fishing, and he loves to take the boat out with him for a weekend away at the lake. On occasion my husband will go with him, and I get the chance to relax at home by myself. My dad has always said that fishing was more relaxing than anything, so I guess we are all good to go after weekends like that. He has had quite a few boats actually, and he has always had fun coming up with boat names.
One of his boat names was absolutely hysterical, but I have to admit it is a bit gross. He named his latest boat “The Floater.” If you don’t get it, I’m not about to explain it to you. He and my brother went through a long list of boat names before they both decided that was the name that my dad should use. I still laugh when I see it sitting outside of him garage. I think he has always parked his boats so that you can see the boat names when you drive by. He’s got a wicked sense of humor that is for sure.
If you are at a loss when thinking of boat names, just give yourself some time. Some people like to name their water craft after those they love, and others like to think up silly boat names like the ones my dad always seems to want to use. Take some time to think about it if you can’t seem to think of anything. You might even want to make a list of possibilities and see what you come up with. Sit down with a blank sheet of paper and just start writing down what pops into your mind. The perfect boat names will show up before you know it.
If you are the superstitious type, you may want to find words that mean good luck or safety when thinking up boat names. You can use a word from a different language if you want to. Though it’s not as permanent as getting a tattoo, you certainly don’t want to name the boat the wrong thing and then have to rename and repaint it all the time. Give yourself a little time to think up great boat names, and then choose the one that fits best with your personality.
