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We
want
to
thank
all
of
our
Y
Family
Members
for
another
great
year
in
2010.
We
look
forward
to
serving
all
of
your
boating
needs
as
we
enter
the
New
Year.
Visit
our
Coos
Bay
location
for
great
stocking
stuffer
ideas
for
the
boater
or
fisherman
in
your
family.
Gift
certificates
are
also
available!
Y
Marina,
your
one
stop
boat
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Welcome
Y
Family
Members! |
Dear
Valued
Customer,
We
would
like
to
personally
thank
you
for
being
a
part
of
our
ever-growing
Y
Marina
Family.
I
would
like
to
start
December’s
newsletter
by
welcoming
all
of
our
new
readers.
This
month’s
newsletter
will
contain
much
less
content
that
our
typical
Y
Family
Newsletters,
as
we
are
just
returning
from
our
annual
November
Coos
Bay
location
closure.
We
have
completed
our
2011
boat
and
engine
orders,
and
are
very
excited
about
what
the
New
Year
will
have
to
offer.
Please
continue
to
share
your
wonderful
stories,
photographs
and
experiences,
as
it
has
added
an
exciting
new
feature
to
our
Y
Family
Newsletter.
We
love
to
hear
all
of
your
wonderful
stories,
try
your
favorite
recipes
and
of
course
share
all
of
the
wonderful
testimonials
that
our
Y
Family
Members
have
shared
with
us.
All
contributors
to
the
Y
Family
Newsletter
are
rewarded
for
their
efforts!
The
winner
of
our
December
Y
Family
Entry
Contest
will
win
some
great
stocking
stuffers
for
the
boater
in
their
family.
For
contest
details,
please
see
the
December
Y
Family
Entry
portion
of
this
newsletter.
We
would
like
to
thank
all
of
our
Y
Family
Members
for
another
wonderful
year
in
2010.
We
are
very
excited
about
what
2011
is
going
to
bring
us
all.
We
would
like
to
wish
each
and
every
one
of
our
Y
Family
Members
a
safe
and
happy
holiday
season,
and
we
look
forward
to
seeing
each
and
every
one
of
you
in
2011.
We
hope
you
enjoy
our
December
Y
Family
Newsletter.
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in
Business! |
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Our
annual
November
closure
has
come
to
an
end
and
we
are
excited
to
say
that
our
Coos
Bay
sales
and
service
location
is
back
open
for
business.
Our
winter
business
hours
are
Monday
through
Friday
9am
to
5pm,
PST.
We
are
also
open
on
Saturday’s
from
9am
to
2pm,
PST.
We
have
completed
our
2011
boat
and
engine
order
and
are
excited
about
the
excellent
selection
and
manufacturer
updates
made
on
many
of
our
new
models.
Visit
www.ymarinaboats.com
to
view
all
of
our
2010
and
2011
inventory.
New
models
are
arriving
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Stocking
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Y
Marina
is
proud
to
offer
a
wide
variety
of
stocking
stuffers
for
the
boating
enthusiast
or
sportsman
in
your
family.
From
oil
filters
to
the
latest
in
fish
finder
and
GPS
technology,
we
have
everything
that
you
need
to
make
your
boat
the
talk
of
the
water.
Not
sure
what
to
buy?
Not
to
worry,
custom
gift
certificates
are
available
for
parts,
service
and
accessories.
Looking
for
an
even
bigger
surprise
this
holiday
season?
Y
Marina
has
one
of
the
largest
selections
of
boats
and
engines
from
Seattle
to
San
Francisco,
with
13
lines
of
new
and
pre-owned
boat
packages,
and
three
of
the
finest
engine
manufacturers
available
today.
Stop
in
today
to
make
this
year’s
holiday
season
one
to
remember!
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John
Griffith
on
Marine
Reserves
(Part
2) |
In
the
first
installment
I
wrote
that
Oregon
state
government
has
found
no
problem
in
the
territorial
sea
that
would
be
corrected
by
taking
a
new
management
direction.
For
example,
when
biologists
had
evidence
to
recommend
that
the
Oregon
abalone
limit
be
reduced
to
one
per
day,
five
all
year,
minimum
shell
measurement
8
inches,
they
talked
with
the
public
about
it
and
the
Oregon
Fish
and
Wildlife
Commission
changed
the
rules.
Oregon’s
Ocean
Policy
Advisory
Council
(OPAC),
there’s
been
two
and
I
was
on
both,
did
not
find
where
current
management
need
to
change
to
protect
fish
populations
in
the
territorial
sea.
If
a
problem
was
found,
the
state
deals
with
it
as
it
did
with
abalone.
There
was
no
reason
found
to
designate
area
as
no-fishing
marine
reserves.
However,
some
of
the
other
members
on
the
OPAC
spoke
of
concerns
that
radical
environmentalists
might
try
to
put
forward
a
statewide
ballot
initiative
measure.
Their
worry
seemed
well-founded,
at
least
to
them:
Environmentalists
have
been
threatening
to
do
that
since
2001.
Even
here
in
Coos
County,
at
the
Port
of
Coos
Bay’s
committee
to
discuss
adding
a
no-fishing
marine
reserve
at
Cape
Arago,
committee
members
have
expressed
that
fear.
One
supposed
community
member
threatened
his
colleagues
that
if
they
didn’t
close
more
of
the
cape
to
fishing,
outsiders
would
force
it
on
us.
Ballot
measure
campaigns
can
get
expensive,
and
it’s
not
us
asking
for
this
fight.
Environmentalists
give
up
nothing
if
we
don’t
have
more
marine
reserves,
they’ve
entirely
failed
to
make
a
coherent
argument
for
why
we
should
close
more
public
access
and
use,
and
for
the
most
part
they
don’t
live
in
this
community,
even
though
it’s
this
and
other
coastal
communities
that
will
bear
all
the
cost
of
losing
more
public
land.
But
if
they’re
coming
for
a
fight,
I
believe
we
should
just
get
right
into
it.
Let
them
try
to
hurt
us
if
they
want,
but
I
think
they’ll
lose:
They’ve
won
only
one
out
of
about
half
a
dozen
they’ve
tried
in
the
past
16
years,
and
this
one
will
be
harder
to
win
than
that
one
was.
Their
winner
was
a
measure
to
ban
using
hounds
to
hunt
cougars
and
bears.
Their
losers
were
fencing
all
Eastern
Oregon
streams
to
keep
cattle
out,
two
losses
at
trying
to
end
clear
cutting,
another
to
stop
logging
on
the
Tillamook
State
Forest
and
another
one
or
two
I
can’t
recall
now.
When
you
think
about
their
only
winner,
fewer
people
hunt
than
fish,
and
only
a
very
small
subset
of
those
are
houndsmen.
It’s
true
that
Multnomah
County
voters
provide
the
tipping
majorities
to
elect
governors
who
push
marine
reserves
and
other
harm-only,
benefit-free
environmental
policies.
But
voters
have
more
than
just
one
important
issue
to
consider
in
governor
elections.
There’s
general
ideology,
and
things
like
public
employment
pay
and
benefits.
But
when
it
comes
to
marine
reserves,
a
lot
of
public
employees
like
to
fish,
and
aren’t
going
to
be
hoodwinked
by
environmental
activists
who
helped
elect
the
governor.
A
lot
of
people
in
Portland
and
Eugene,
two
towns
who
help
in
big
ways
to
elect
anti-coast
governors,
like
to
fish
and
know
that
there’s
no
problem
worth
hitching
up
to
the
ban-fishing
wagon.
The
environmentalists
keep
threatening
us
and
so
far
it’s
been
working
for
them.
They
keep
getting
more
and
more
of
our
ocean
just
by
being
nasty.
I
think
they’ve
come
more
than
far
enough.
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Service
Department
News |
Our
service
department
is
open
for
business,
and
is
ready
to
accept
appointments
for
the
month
of
December.
In
November
we
have
already
seen
our
first
drastic
drop
in
temperature
and
even
snow
fall
in
a
majority
of
Oregon.
The
winter
of
2009
wreaked
havoc
on
boat
owners
across
the
state.
Many
boat
owners
had
not
prepared
their
boat’s
engines
for
the
cold
by
having
their
inboard
or
outboard
engine
winterized.
Cracked
engine
blocks
cost
many
customer
thousands
of
dollars
in
engine
repair.
Don’t
fall
victim
to
the
cold
this
winter,
have
your
boat
engine
winterized
today.
Y
Family
members
can
now
purchase
Yamaha
manuals
directly
from
the
factory.
Simply
visit
our
website,
www.ymarinaboats.com,
and
click
on
the
“Buy
Yamaha
Manuals
Online”
banner
located
right
on
our
homepage.
Y
Family
members
can
also
order
parts
for
their
Mercury,
Yamaha,
Evinrude,
Johnson
and
Mercruiser
engines
online
right
from
our
website.
If
you
are
in
need
of
parts
for
your
inboard
or
outboard
marine
engine,
don't
wait,buy
your
parts
online
today!
Y
Marina,
your
one
stop
boat
shop.
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Coos
Bay
Power
Squadron |
Y
Marina
has
teamed
up
with
our
local
Power
Squadron
to
bring
you
important
updates
and
information
about
Power
Squadron
boating
courses
available
both
locally
and
on
a
national
scale.
Our
local
Power
Squadron
is
always
looking
for
new
members,
and
there
are
plenty
of
benefits
that
go
along
with
becoming
a
member.
Visit
www.usps.org/coos,
or
contact
SEO
Craig
Beyer
at
541-290-3957
for
upcoming
classes
and
more
information
on
your
local
Power
Squadron.
Remember,
our
Coos
Bay
Power
Squadron
will
be
offering
a
boaters
education
course
on
January
10th,
2011
at
6:30pm.
This
class
is
one
of
the
finest
boater’s
education
courses
available
to
the
public.
This
course
is
approximately
12
hours
long
and
provides
excellent
information
about
boating
and
boating
safety.
All
types
of
boats
will
be
covered
during
this
12
hour
course,
which
is
Coast
Guard
approved,
and
fully
prepares
you
to
take
the
exam
for
your
Oregon
Boaters
Education
Card.
Completion
of
this
course
will
also
help
you
reduce
your
boater’s
insurance
premiums!
As
a
bonus
for
those
that
register
for
this
course,
the
Power
Squadron
will
add
a
bonus
navigation
supplement.
To
register
for
this
course,
please
call
Craig
Beyer
at
541-290-3957
or
Roland
Coffey
at
541-266-8187.
The
cost
for
the
course
is
$35.
We
hope
to
see
there!
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Marina
Brag
Board |
We
would
like
to
thank
Wayne
Van
Burger
and
the
team
from
The
Joy
of
Fishing
for
sending
us
our
Y
Marina
“Brag
Board”
photo
of
the
month.
This
is
a
picture
of
a
recent
fishing
trip
on
the
Rogue
River,
where
Wayne
and
the
crew
landed
this
monster
white
sturgeon.
This
sturgeon
was
estimated
at
10-12ft
in
length
and
well
over
400
pounds.
This
fish
took
an
impressive
2
hours
to
land,
and
wreaked
havoc
on
the
gear
used
that
day.
Bent
hooks
and
a
broken
rod
was
the
result
of
this
monster
catch.
Y
Marina
is
a
proud
sponsor
of
The
Joy
of
Fishing,
now
on
FSN
and
FSN
HD.
You
can
see
more
incredible
catches
like
this
one
every
Sunday
at
9:30am
on
Fox
Sports
Northwest.
Tune
in
next
weekend
to
follow
the
team
on
their
next
adventure!
Do
you
have
an
impressive
catch
that
you
would
like
to
share
with
our
readers?
We
would
love
to
hear
about
it!
Send
us
a
photograph
and
a
short
description
of
the
story
and
we
will
post
it
in
next
month’s
Y
Family
Newsletter.
It’s
as
easy
as
clicking
on
the
“Share
and
Win”
icon
in
this
newsletter.
We
are
excited
to
see
what
our
Y
Family
members
have
been
up
to
this
fall.
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Boats
have
Arrived! |
Y
Marina
is
your
exclusive
dealer
of
Stabicraft
boats
from
Portland,
Oregon
to
the
California
border,
and
our
first
three
Stabicraft’s
have
just
arrived!
Keep
your
eye
on
Ymarinaboats.com
for
listings
for
these
incredible
rigid
pontoon
boats.
You
can
visit
our
home
page
for
a
short
video
on
what
Stabicraft
boats
are
all
about,
or
visit
Stabicraft’s
website
for
the
history
of
Stabicraft
boats
and
a
full
line
of
models
available.
We
currently
stock
three
models
in
a
range
of
styles
and
sizes.
Our
largest
is
the
759
SuperCab
GIII,
which
was
made
to
handle
the
roughest
of
seas.
Our
mid-sided
model
is
the
2250
SuperCab
that
has
arrived
loaded
with
extras
and
boasts
one
of
the
best
rides
of
the
business.
To
round
out
our
Stabicraft
lineup
we
have
selected
the
459
Fisher,
which
boast
a
unique
style
and
ride
that
can
go
absolutely
anywhere.
Call
today
for
more
information
on
these
incredible
Stabicraft
boats,
541-888-5501.
Y
Marina,
your
one
stop
boat
shop!
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Y
Family
Entry |
Unfortunately,
we
did
not
receive
a
Y
Family
Entry
for
the
month
of
November,
as
we
were
out
of
the
office
for
the
majority
of
the
month.
We
would
like
to
encourage
you
to
participate
in
this
month’s
special
Y
Family
Entry
contest
in
which
our
winner
will
receive
a
stocking
stuffed
with
goodies
from
Y
Marina.
For
this
month’s
contest
entry,
we
will
accept
a
testimonial
with
your
experience
at
Y
Marina,
your
favorite
holiday
seafood
recipe,
or
a
story
about
your
favorite
moment
with
your
boat
purchase
from
Y
Marina.
It
could
be
a
great
day
on
the
water
with
the
family,
a
wonderful
fishing
story,
or
any
other
memorable
moment
that
you
would
like
to
share.
Photos
of
the
event
are
always
welcome.
The
winning
entry
will
be
selected
on
December
30th,
so
enter
today!
Please
remember
that
we
are
always
interested
in
just
about
anything
that
you
would
like
to
share
with
the
Y
Marina
Family.
We
would
love
to
try
your
recipes,
share
your
experiences
and
feature
photos
of
you
and
your
friends
and
family
out
on
the
water.
Simply
email
Ryan
Lancaster
with
your
story
and
you
may
be
featured
in
next
month’s
newsletter.
If
email
is
not
your
preferred
method
of
communication,
feel
free
to
give
me
a
call
at
541-888-5501,
or
come
and
talk
with
me
in
person!
Just
ask
for
Ryan.
We
look
forward
to
hearing
from
you
very
soon!
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Recipe
of
the
Month |
For
December’s
recipe
of
the
month
we
wanted
to
feature
a
wonderful
holiday
dip
recipe
that
is
simple
to
prepare
and
that
will
add
something
new
to
this
year’s
holiday
menu.
This
recipe
was
found
at
FamilyOven.com.
This
delicious
crab
recipe
is
titled
Crab
Dip
with
Seafood
cocktail
Sauce
and
it
is
truly
delicious.
We
hope
you
enjoy
this
month’s
recipe
of
the
month.
Ingredients
-
1
lb
Dungeness
crab
meat
-
1-
8oz
container
of
cream
cheese
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8
ounces
sour
cream
-
salt
and
pepper
(use
to
taste)
-
1-16oz
bottle
of
seafood
cocktail
sauce
-
Dash
of
Tabasco
sauce
(use
to
taste)
Preparation
Instructions
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Soften
the
cream
cheese,
add
the
sour
cream,
crab
meat,
and
Tabasco
sauce.
Mix
well.
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Place
mixture
on
a
large
round
platter.
-
Spread
the
crab
meat
mix,
then
spread
the
seafood
cocktail
sauce
over
the
top
of
the
mixture.
-
Serve
with
your
choice
of
cracker
or
toasted
bread.
Please
contact
us
if
you
have
the
opportunity
to
try
this
awesome
crab
dip
recipe.
We
are
interested
to
hear
if
our
Y
Family
Members
enjoyed
the
recipe
as
much
as
we
did.
Also,
please
do
not
forget
to
send
in
“your”
favorite
sea
food
recipe.
Your
recipe
may
be
featured
in
our
next
Y
Family
Newsletter.
If
your
entry
is
selected,
you
can
receive
cool
gifts,
courtesy
of
Y
Marina.
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Joke
of
the
Month |
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Given
we
are
in
the
holiday
season,
we
thought
we
would
do
something
special
for
December’s
Joke
of
the
Month.
This
great
joke
will
give
you
a
few
phrases
to
use
this
for
all
of
those
gifts
that
you
definitely
did
not
ask
for.
This
joke
was
found
at
ahajokes.com
and
goes
something
like
this;
Ten
Things
to
Say
about
Gifts
You
Don’t
Like
10.
Boy,
if
I
had
not
recently
shot
up
four
sizes,
that
would've
fit.
9.
It
would
be
a
shame
if
the
garbage
man
ever
accidentally
took
this
from
me.
8.
Perfect
for
wearing
in
the
basement.
7.
Well,
well,
well...
6.
I
really
don't
deserve
this.
5.
Gosh,
I
hope
this
never
catches
fire!
4.
I
Love
it,
but
I
fear
the
jealousy
it
will
inspire.
3.
If
the
dog
buries
it,
I'll
be
furious!
2.
Sadly,
tomorrow
I
enter
the
federal
witness
protection
program.
1.
To
think
I
got
this
the
year
I
vowed
to
give
all
my
gifts
to
charity.
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All
New
2011's |
2011 Rogue
Marine 17'
Scrambler
This
brand
new
2011
Rogue
Marine
17’
Scrambler
is
an
extremely
versatile
fishing
package.
This
package
has
been
packaged
with
a
brand
new
Yamaha
F50TLR
four
stroke
outboard
engine
and
sits
atop
a
galvanized
Karavan
trailer
with
a
swing
tongue
and
a
tongue
jack.
This
package
is
available
now
for
only
$21,499.
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2011 Rogue
Marine 18'
Scrambler
This
2011
Rogue
18’
Scrambler
is
a
beautiful
fishing
package
with
tons
of
deck
room
for
fishing.
This
Rogue
Marine
will
be
packaged
with
a
brand
new
2007
Mercury
75ELPTO
two
stroke
and
sits
atop
a
Karavan
galvanized
single
axle
trailer.
This
package
is
available
now
for
only
$20,995!
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2011 Boulton 20'
Skiff
This
2011
Boulton
20’
Skiff
is
an
excellent
welded
aluminum
fishing
package.
This
Boulton
has
been
powered
by
a
new
Yamaha
F115TXR
and
sits
atop
a
galvanized
tandem
axle
EZ
Loader
trailer.
This
incredible
Skiff
package
retails
for
$43,530
and
is
on
sale
now
for
a
low
sale
price
of
$37,995!
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2011 Rogue
Jet Coastal
22'
Check
out
this
brand
new
2011
Rogue
Coastal
22’.
This
package
is
powered
by
an
all
new
2010
Yamaha
F22XCA
offshore
series
4
stroke
and
sits
atop
a
Guardian
tandem
axle
trailer
with
chine
guides,
brakes
and
oil
bath
hubs.
This
complete
package
retails
for
$79,250
and
is
on
sale
now
for
only
$74,299.
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Happy
Holidays! |
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Marina
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Newmark
Coos
Bay,
OR
97420
www.ymarinaboats.com
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