Boat US have drawn up their annual list of the most popular boat names in the USA, and what those names might tell us about the owners.

1) Black Pearl: The name of a fast, stealthy and intimidating fictional ship from the Disney Pirates of the Caribbean films, a recreational boat with this moniker was probably named by the kids.

2) Liberty: A patriotic name that first appeared on the Top Ten List just after 9-11, the owner of this vessel is clearly passionate about the freedoms enjoyed in the U.S.

3) Second Wind: Perhaps this boat owner has had a life changing experience and feels that their boat now gives them a second lease on life.

4) Amazing Grace: It could be that this boat name borrowed from a hymn provides the boat owner with a new spiritual outlet.

5) Aquaholic: This name illustrates a boater's chronic love for the waterways. This boat is probably the first one out of the slip in the morning and the last one back in at the end of the day.

6) Knot on Call: Perhaps named by a boater in a professional field or industry with non-traditional work hours, this boat name affirms a desire break away from work pressures.

7) Second Chance: See #3, Second Wind.

8) Wanderlust: Defined as "A very strong or irresistible impulse to travel," this boat owner clearly has a passion to cruise and explore the waterways.

9) The Dog House: Being in one (Dog House) isn't necessarily bad for this boat owner as their vessel likely provides a "walled-off" escape away from the distractions of everyday life.

10) Carpe Diem or Seas the Day: This boat owner likely believes that boating allows them to enjoy life at its fullest.

 

I've seen Aquaholic on a Azimut 88 in Cannes, France and It seems to be common name world wide.

 

ours is called marimba1 used to be smuggler







j.p but great names !

 

Wet Dream was always a favor of mine... I saw it on a 42' Donzi at Lake of the Ozarks...

 

Knot on Call, is an awsome one, i need to walk around the harbor and look at the names...

 

Seas the Day is pretty creative. Never heard of that.

 

seen alot of those on some boats down here, one i see often is "Daze Off"

 

Still need to figure out a name for my boat.

 

Last summer when sailing between Denmark and Sweden I spotted a motorboat named 'Gucci', it was filled with blibbering idiots. Catchy name though, isn't it?

 

Saw a Donzi last summer called cunnillingus. A friend of mine had a sailing boat called toreneum.

What can I say, we're Swedes...