Most do the rating for fun, as well as counting for a BFR. unfortunately,
its pretty much useless, because few seaplane outfits will allow their
planes to be soloed. The ones that do rent require minimums well above the
number of hours required to complete the training and checkride.

"CFLav8r" wrote in message
. com...
There was a thread here about getting your Seaplane rating at Jack Brown's
Seaplane school in Winter Haven, Florida and after checking out the
website
I am now hooked on the idea of getting the rating.
I've come up with a small problem though...
Where in Central Florida would a seaplane rated pilot be able to rent a
seaplane?

David (KORL)