One can always gain a little insight into a fisherman’s psyche by the type of boat he owns and more so by the name he/she gives their boat.
There are a lot of places to see boats but fishing tournaments are usually the best place to view all types of boats – with names proudly printed for all to see!
Here’s a few that made the top of our list:
Aqua Holic
Sea Sceptre
Exterminader
Rod Confusion
Clean Livin’
Fishin’ Impossible
Nice Rods
Reel Tight
Rock Bottom
Knot Workin’
Wasabi
It’s Real Reel
Mad-Dog
Wave Buster
Logan’s Run
Bad Attitude
Campbell’s Sloop
Baits Motel
Eggs-ta-Sea
Devocean
Sin or Swim
Cirrhosis of the River
Shameless Hooker
Purrswaysion
Playbuoy
Marlin Monroe
Yeah Buoy
Rig-a-Tony
Taco the Town
Vitamin Sea
Amy’s Wine House
Aboat Time
Prawnto
Wasted Seamen
Piece of Ship
Ship Happens
No Snivelling
Picking your boat name should be something you take a little time with! Don’t settle for the very first thing that pops in your mind.
If you have ever owned a boat or have planned to buy one, you’ll ultimately have to name your boat and purchase boat lettering. It is seemingly an easy step but you’ll soon find naming a boat is far from an easy task for most of us.
There are a few basic things you should know ahead of time. Painted on boat lettering is generally done by a local lettering artist (preferably one with boat lettering experience). The quality of the lettering will depend on the experience of the craftsman and his brush.
If you decide to have your boat lettering hand painted, a marina is a great place to start. Not only will you see many examples of how others have displayed their boat name, you might also ask the marine operator for a few references for your own painted on project.
What’s your boats name? Leave it here in the comments and we’ll add it our next list!
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