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sounds like ya oughta leave it exactly the way it is :)

appears to missing one ingredient, Jack Daniels.

that was excellent

thanks doug, finally got the spit shine on the dang thing, now its time to put some tripping miles on it.

sorry kim, i'm your basic rough cut red neck stock from miama, mid 50's vintage. Women love me, fish fear me...

this is it right here, no better way to spend time with your son. Thanks for taking us along with you.

Have to wait 3 weeks before I can wax the finish, but other than some minor rigging odds and ends, its done...

ok, imagine about 3 weeks of sanding every spare minute...

Since I taped off and sprayed hull and deck separately I had high hopes the deck would be ok, not...

Spoke too soon on getting through clear coat issues... About a month ago I thought I was at the sand and buff stage, headed for the water soon... Murphy sez not so fast... Started wet sanding love bug legs, wings and tracks, gnats and other flying insect artifacts and of course orange peel...

living large and made in the USA, can't top that. IMHO Mike is the most resourceful dude on the site and I think more verbose than me too, lol

not sure who peer reviewed this study, but yellow is my favorite color....

Looks great. I thought about building a kite a while back but ended up doing decked canoe instead. All good points above. Agree with brian on the second layer too. Only exception would be if you were painting the hull and were able to fair the edge of the under layer so the top layer wouldn't...

Dan, I owned a highsider for several years, they are excellent skinny water craft and can't take some chop too, but you'll need full rain gear to stay dry. :) Very, very stable with fidgety kids or dogs for sure. It was so easy to pole I think I owned it nearly 2 years before I bothered putting...

these are mostly geared for watertribe entrance requirements and events, but there is a lot of good info here to consider and think about for emergency kits etc http://www.watertribe.com/Magazine/Y2002/M12/SteveIsaacWaterTribeKit.aspx There are other links to info and kits mentioned in that...

exceptional, start to finish! I feel like a complete amateur now, lol...

some of the clowns I camp and fish with are alcoholics with a fishing problem. They are great fun, but the drinking and carrying on well past midnight can be hard to take sometimes. Closest I've come to fighting with other campers is over generators running all night at public camp sites that...

dang, heat stroke is no joke, glad you're OK. YC, small sharks are pretty tasty if you clean them right (bleed out and skin) then ice the fillets asap. Soaking fillets in milk helps with the ammonia too (they pee through their skin), but that's only practical when you take them home. Skin them...

nice trip and report...rum & cigars two of my favorite bug remedies

excellent comparison and review. Seems the two offerings, like any other tool or implement each have suitable application, but if torn between one or the other buy once cry once still applies.