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2009 Miami International Boat ShowRampage Sports Fishing Yachts enjoyed a great turnout at the 2009 Miami International Boat Show. Below are some of the highlights. Enjoy! On a perfect South Florida evening during the Miami International Boat Show, Rampage Sport Fishing Yacht owners, guests and members of the sportfishing press gathered on the terrace at the Miami Marriott for an evening of conversation and companionship. Maspor Marine and Rampage teamed up to host 150 guests for the event. Maspor Marine is the Central American sales representative for Rampage. The group is very involved in the Central American billfishing community and hosts and supports several major tournaments throughout Central America. Editors and writers from several international fishing publications including Marlin, Saltwater Sportsman and Sportfishing were in attendance sharing fish stories and laughs with guests. Click on photos below to enlarge |
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 Guests of Maspor Marine and Rampage Sport Fishing Yachts were welcomed to the terrace of the Marriott Miami. |
 Over 150 Rampage owners, prospects and guests celebrated a glorious South Florida evening under the stars. |
 Legendary Central American Bill Fisherman Paco Saca poses with guests. |
 Maspor Marine partner Mauricio Solorzano (left) leads the guests to the appetizers. |
 Guests were entertained in true island style by the steel drums of Gary Bridges. |
 The Rampage Sport Fishing Yachts display at the 2009 Miami International Boat Show featured the new 34 IPS plus a unique IPS simulator. The video simulator allowed show goers to manuver a boat into a slip using the joy stick control. |
 Boat buyers who visited the Rampage Sport Fishing Yachts display at the Miami International Boat Show were able to get a close-up view of the pods on the new 34 IPS. |
 Ever wonder how a fully rigged, 25 ton boat gets from the water to the convention center in Miami Beach? Boats are brought to a landing, picked out of the water by a huge crane, placed on a trailer and hauled to the convention center. This year seven boats including the new Rampage 34 IPS made the trip to and from the water. |
 Crane lift outside the convention center. |
 Crane Lift Continued. |
 The Rampage Sport Fishing Yachts In-water Display at Miami Marriott was a bee hive of activity, throughout the Miami International Boat Show. |
 Jenny Wicker of Sunpower CMP Yacht Sales explains the features of a Rampage 38 Express. |
 Chuck Pickover of SunpowerCMP Yacht Sales works with a prospect on the tower of a Rampage 33 Express. |
 Jorge Saca of Maspor-Marine helps demonstrate "backing down" to a prospect from Central America, aboard the Rampage 41 Express. The ability to conduct seatrials is a big reason prospects visit the Rampage in-water display. Three Rampage yachts were available for sea trials during the show. |
 Rampage Sport Fishing Yachts and Maspor Marine co-hosted a gathering of 150 Centeral American Rampage owners, prospects and the press at the Miami Marriott. The event was held on the terrace at the Marriott, overlooking the Rampage in-water display. Boats were also available for inspection throughout the party. Shown from left to right are the principals of Maspor Marine, Mauricio Solorzano, Jorge Saca and Jose' Ortiz and Pete Gillon, Rampage Product Manager. |
