Posted: February 24th, 2006, 9:03 am
Understand about the therapy thing. It's good to have something you can absorb yourself in, to shut the rest of the world out in spurts.
I think you will enjoy that type of boat, if your new to it.. While I haven't had it off the rack in nearly two years and it doesn't compare to that one, we have an Old Town 15' squareback with a Yam 4- WOT speed is about 6 kts. We use to fish the bay on our yearly trip down here in it. Lucky we didn't get our butts drowned.
We took it up on the Chattahoochee River once to run from Duluth (just north of ATL) to the Laniar Dam. Took us 4 hours to go about 10 miles.. We were kicking along, when a duck walking on the bank passed us.
All that to catch a haf dozen 10-12" brown trout.
The things we do for fun.
It will be worth the time. You will enjoy it, I'm sure.
I think you will enjoy that type of boat, if your new to it.. While I haven't had it off the rack in nearly two years and it doesn't compare to that one, we have an Old Town 15' squareback with a Yam 4- WOT speed is about 6 kts. We use to fish the bay on our yearly trip down here in it. Lucky we didn't get our butts drowned.
We took it up on the Chattahoochee River once to run from Duluth (just north of ATL) to the Laniar Dam. Took us 4 hours to go about 10 miles.. We were kicking along, when a duck walking on the bank passed us.
All that to catch a haf dozen 10-12" brown trout.The things we do for fun.
It will be worth the time. You will enjoy it, I'm sure.
..Tumblehome sides, vertical panels proved to be a challenge keeping the tape wet...The resin would drain off and leave voids....Hind sight, I should of mixed some cabosil and resin to keep the tape wet....Need to do some sanding to smooth out some resin piles and glass humps. Next is glassing the entire inside, stringers and bulkheads...
, decided I was going to use “poor man’sâ€
