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Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 23rd, '18, 19:38
by Dug
When I read about a boat named Geaux Deep I know I have been here a while... Anyone remember her and her story? She turned up on a group on Fbook and the guy is looking to sell the Yanmar 230 hp 4 cyl engines. I think he is looking for $14,000 for the set give or take. The group is called Sportfishing Classifieds Worldwide.

Sad story. The boat Is in Corpus Christy Texas and this is what the owner said about it... They drove it up from Port Mansfield about 7 years ago and parked it where it sits now. He had a turbo going out on him on the way up. They were going to redo the whole boat and got crossways so it sat.

I remember the owner was on here years ago, and that boat performed! I understand the engines may not be all that good, but who knows.

I guess the current owner is going to add outboards... Bummer...

Dug

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 23rd, '18, 22:23
by Tony Meola
Dug

I remember that name. I don't remember who she belonged too.

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 23rd, '18, 22:28
by Tony Meola
bertram31.com/images.htm

Dug

I found it. She was owned by Randle Hall out of Port Mansfield Texas.

I found an additional post from 2011. He had to sell the boat because he lost his Captains license. Evidently the Coast Guard considered too overweight and yanked it.

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 23rd, '18, 22:48
by mike ohlstein
It was owned by Garry Jordan.......


http://bertram31.com/uvii/uvii2001.htm

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 23rd, '18, 22:50
by mike ohlstein
Image

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 23rd, '18, 22:52
by mike ohlstein
Image

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 24th, '18, 10:04
by Rawleigh
I think Mike Kennedy and I rode back to Venice from the UVII at Port Eades with Garry. Mikey was sick and I had to take him to the hospital in New Orleans. Nice boat and a nice guy!! It was the first time I had ridden on a Bahia Mar. He was good friends with Vic I believe.

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 24th, '18, 11:11
by mike ohlstein
He was. He and I are still in touch. And Doctor Matt, too.

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 24th, '18, 20:13
by Tony Meola
Mike

He must have sold it to Randle Hall. Or there are two of them. I found this post.


http://bertram31.com/newbb/viewtopic.ph ... all#p40025

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 24th, '18, 21:44
by mike ohlstein
I believe it's the same boat.

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 24th, '18, 23:15
by jackryan
That's a nice looking Bahia Mar! I'm sorry to hear that she's taken a slide down hill.

I clicked on the UVI link that Mike posted yesterday and it was like a blast from the past reading about the tournament. It's sobering to think of all the great guys that participated in the UVI 1 that have taken their final flight west: Uncle Vic, Capt. Patrick, Buzzy and Wayne and I'm sure there are others that are sorely missed. I'll raise a clear in their honor tonight!

Centurion is right down the dock from my boat here in New Orleans and is up for sale. She's a little dirty, but for the most part looks great. Here's a link to her listing:

https://www.yachtworld.com/boats/1975/b ... %20listing

Thanks for posting that link Mike!!

JR

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 25th, '18, 00:46
by Pete Fallon
Dug,
Gary Jordon sold the Bahia Mar back about 7 years ago, I did the survey on the new boat that he bought in North Palm Beach ,it was a custom built Express with a full tower , can't remember what the make of the boat was but it was similar to an L&H. I don't know who bought his Bertram could have been Randle Hall.
Pete Fallon

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 25th, '18, 08:36
by Rawleigh
I remember looking at those Cats in Centurion and marveling that they got them to fit! They are huge.

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 25th, '18, 13:19
by Dug
Really too bad in my mind. The boat looked somewhat rough, as sitting in one spot, in the water or not for 7 years is a BAD thing.

Kinda cool everyone remembers!!!!

D

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 25th, '18, 14:10
by Carl
Rawleigh wrote:I remember looking at those Cats in Centurion and marveling that they got them to fit! They are huge.

They may have got them in...but do they really "fit".

Yeah, they are huge!

And heavy too...look how high that water line is.

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 25th, '18, 17:55
by John F.
I bet she rides great with the Cats. The weight of the DD 8.2s in Crows Nest really helps sometimes.

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 25th, '18, 20:51
by Carl
I think it's "ran" great with Cats as they are looking to sell the 4 cylinder Yanmars according to 1st post by Dug

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 26th, '18, 09:04
by Rawleigh
Carl: Dug's post was about Geaux Deep, but the thread wandered as we often do to a B31 called Centurion that was at UVII too. It had factory installed Cats with longer engine boxes.

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 26th, '18, 21:22
by Tony Meola
Rawleigh wrote:Carl: Dug's post was about Geaux Deep, but the thread wandered as we often do to a B31 called Centurion that was at UVII too. It had factory installed Cats with longer engine boxes.
Raleigh

The angle of the picture confused Carl. LOL

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 26th, '18, 23:20
by Yannis
Ho, ho, Tony, place a second bet with Carl lol !

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 29th, '18, 05:34
by Carl
Rawleigh wrote:Carl: Dug's post was about Geaux Deep, but the thread wandered as we often do to a B31 called Centurion that was at UVII too. It had factory installed Cats with longer engine boxes.

Thanks, I missed where the thread wandered off...

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 29th, '18, 05:49
by Carl
Yannis wrote:Ho, ho, Tony, place a second bet with Carl lol !

Yannis- - only bet I'd make here is that I'm probably still confused...

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 29th, '18, 20:07
by Yannis
Carl,

Listen, I understand, but, whether you’ll offer or receive beers from Tony is perfect.
You’ll both drink them together, however, try to verify your visual angles lol !

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 29th, '18, 20:17
by Tony Meola
Sorry Carl, I could not resist.

Re: Geaux Deep

Posted: Oct 30th, '18, 06:33
by Carl
Tony Meola wrote:Sorry Carl, I could not resist.


No worries Tony, I dish it out plenty myself, so I am due a few good ribbings in return.