Gloucester, NJ: 17 ft Sea Nymph Gone in One Morning

A 17 ft Sea Nymph 175 aluminum fishing boat had been sitting in a driveway in Gloucester for three years. The console wiring was shot, gauges were dead, and both trailer tires had gone flat years ago. The owner had stopped looking at it a long time before he called. The boat wasn't going anywhere on those tires, so we brought a trailer of our own. Getting it out meant backing through a narrow side yard and angling past a fence line that cut the clearance tight. We jacked the hull, swapped the frame onto our rig, and had it loaded under an hour. No title in the drawer, which we handled per New Jersey rules. From there it was a straight haul to the metal recycler in Camden County. The aluminum hull got processed, the frame went to scrap, and the driveway was clear again. We cover all of Camden County: Cherry Hill, Camden, Sicklerville, Winslow, Pennsauken, Voorhees. That's Gloucester too. Most jobs get scheduled within the same week. A lot of what we see around here is seasonal storage moves, boats coming in and out of the marinas before winter or heading back out in spring. We know the roads, the access points, and what kind of trailer setup works best for the local yards.