December 2024 Photo Contest

[Christian Sommer]

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays,

This month we are hosting our last photo contest of the year! We're going out with a bang with the theme of "Decked Out Decks" for this month's contest. How do you brighten up these cold days on your boat? Show off the best shots of your Ranger Tug, Cutwater, or Solara decked out in Christmas cheer!

To enter the contest, reply to this post with your photo and a description about what's going on to accompany it. One photo/entry per user. The Photo Contest will be open until 8:00 AM PST on 12/24/2024. After all the submissions have been collected, factory personnel will vote on the winner.

One winner for each brand will be selected (Ranger Tugs, Cutwater, or Solara) and will win a pair of branded jackets and get their winning photo proudly displayed on he Tugnuts homepage and Fluid Motion social media accounts!

Please Note
This thread is for contest submissions only; replies which do not submit a picture for the contest will be moderated and promptly deleted. Once voting has started, you are not allowed to edit your entry.

 

[Todd Tugnut]

Salty Dog, R21-EC, ready to go for Christmas!

 

[Turbo]

we finally did it. new 2025 ranger tug 25 sitting on our lift at our harbor host location in stuart fl. to the left is a nice dock for looper visitors. had Surf Rider there last week and Shorty a ranger tug 25 last spring. hope to see you on the water this winter. oh and the name of the boat is, SALERNO RD

 

[William Sanborn]

2011 Ranger Tug 27 with Santa is ready for Christmas Gift delivery, with Cimminon Bear on watch.

 

[Automaticman865]

Being in the Northeast I was out of the water mid November, but this is Decked Out Decks... In September we celebrate Halloween at the docks.

 

[RobMcClain]

Celebrating the joy, love, and happiness of the holiday season along with the Portland Christmas Ships.

 

[Gin]

We decorate Echo II each year and participate in the Portland area Christmas Ships parade for as many as 15 nights in December. Our display on top is Sammy the Sea Serpent (complete with pulsing fire from his nose, a wagging tail, and a Santa Hat). The parades go as far east on the Columbia River as Camas/Washougal, as far west as St Helens and Woodland, and as far south on the Willamette River as Lake Oswego. The crowds are big and appreciative, which is rewarding to the skippers and crew who brave the winter conditions. But especially rewarding is the joy our decorated Ranger Tug 31 brings to the friends and family who join us on the nightly parades!