Read about how Richard Delizza rigged his Intrepid 377 to pursue dolphin off Islamorada in May’s “Dreamboat” story.

The perennial favorite series, One Man’s Dreamboat, is back! Just in time for Florida’s spring and summer dolphin season.

You might not be able to catch a ride with Richard DeLizza on one of his trips for dolphin, but you can do the next best thing by reading about his boat in May’s Florida Sportsman’s Dreamboat profile. DeLizza, of Pembroke Pines, customized his 2005 Intrepid 377, Rockboat IV, to fish out of Islamorada for the summer season, chasing his chosen quarry, dolphin. You might pick up a few ideas that you can use on your own boat from the article.

And maybe you have a boat, or know someone who does, that has been modified for the owner’s favorite game, whether it’s a flats boat built for redfishing, a bay boat made to maneuver around Jacksonville’s salt marshes for flounder and trout, a West Coast tarpon tracking center console, an express boat customized for family fishing trips to the Bahamas, or a sportfisher rigged for long distance runs off the Panhandle for billfish and tuna. Surprise us.

Send a few pictures, and a short outline of your story, to the editor, Jeff Weakley, at jeff@floridasportsman.com. You might soon see your boat profiled in your favorite fishing magazine.