This just in from the Robinson's who took possession of their SH25CC several weeks ago.

We continue to get compliments and inquiries as to what our boat is every time we go out. Moored in a cove off Gibson Island Saturday evening, a tasteful vessel came alongside and the skipper told me we had the best looking boat in the anchorage (up against some pretty stiff competition) as well as the best looking crew. Even if he had had a few margaritas by then, that was still pretty good.

Yesterday afternoon, moored for lunch in Luce Creek up the Severn, another boat came alongside. The captain asked what we were, complimented us and even remembered seeing us dock the previous evening in the dark back at AYC. I hope that was more a function of the Hunt design rather than our docking skills.

Chris Labozza I had the pleasure of finally seeing the 44 in Lauderdale, and I have to applaud the entire team at CR Hunt for producing such an incredible machine. The 52 blew me away when it debuted, but the amount of boat that was fit into the 44 with not one small detail forgotten, just reaffirms Hunt's position as THE top builder in the United States. From the Surfhunter, Harrier, and the Express series, with all the various propulsion packages and custom options, each built on such an incredible sea-conquering hull, Hunt deserves every bit of praise for such craftsmanship. As an FYI, I am not in any way affiliated with the company, just a wharf rat who has seen enough boats to give credit where credit is due. Keep up the great work, can't wait to see that 68!

SH29 Hardtop Coupe delivered to Rockport, Ontario