Middletown, PA: 17 ft Sea Nymph Gone in One Morning

A 17 ft Sea Nymph 175 aluminum fishing boat had been parked in a Middletown yard for three years. Console wiring was chewed through, gauges were dead, and the trailer sat on two flat tires that hadn't held air since the boat stopped moving. The owner had tried selling it twice, listed it locally once, and eventually just stopped looking at it from the back door. When we showed up, the real problem wasn't the boat itself. It was the trailer. The tires were rotted enough that they'd collapse under weight, and the frame had surface rust that meant we couldn't trust the coupling without a full inspection first. We brought a second trailer, jacked the Sea Nymph onto our rig, and left the original frame in the yard. The whole operation took most of a morning, including paperwork and title work per Pennsylvania rules. The hull went to the metal recycler in Bucks County. Aluminum recycles clean, and that boat's frame and skin had value even if nothing else did. The owner got a release letter, the yard got its space back, and we moved on to the next one. Crews cover all of Bucks County: Levittown, Northampton, Falls, Warminster, Lower Makefield, Warrington. We handle pickups same week most of the time, depending on what's in the schedule. A lot of folks in Middletown keep boats in storage over winter and need them moved out in spring, or they're hauling a rig out in fall before the season closes. We know those routes cold.