Hmmm.....
I just bought a new house that backs up to a "completely" lily=pad covered
lake. Said lake is rumored to have large bass in residence. Think one of
these might be stable enough of a platform to pole out on this shallow lake?
Pat..
"J T" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> http://www.breakawaybooks.com/building_two_mouseboats.htm Hat this
> stuck away too. I don't plan on making one, so it's getting deep-sixed.
>
> JOAT
>
> We've got a lot of experience of not having any experience.
> - Nanny Ogg
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Sun, Jul 25, 2004, 7:31am (EDT-3) [email protected]
(Patrick=A0Fischer) mutters:
Hmmm.....
I just bought a new house that backs up to a "completely" lily=3Dpad
covered lake. Said lake is rumored to have large bass in residence.
Think one of these might be stable enough of a platform to pole out on
this shallow lake?
You? Up to you.
Me? No way. I'd want something a tad larger, and several tads
more stable. Somewhat akin to something along these lines would work
for me:
http://www.shortypen.com/boats/brick/
JOAT
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Sun, Jul 25, 2004, 1:41pm [email protected] (J=A0T) I scribed:
<snip>=A0I'd want something <snip>
I recant, and would muchly prefer someting like this.
http://members.fortunecity.com/smallboat/skiff/skiff.html Vastly more
useful in the long run.
JOAT
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On Sun, 25 Jul 2004 07:31:24 -0700, "Patrick Fischer"
<[email protected]> calmly ranted:
>Hmmm.....
>I just bought a new house that backs up to a "completely" lily=pad covered
>lake. Said lake is rumored to have large bass in residence. Think one of
>these might be stable enough of a platform to pole out on this shallow lake?
>Pat..
>
>"J T" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>> http://www.breakawaybooks.com/building_two_mouseboats.htm
Dad and I (age 8 or so) built one of those (little Cabot, I
think) and sailed it on the lake at LRAFB in the early 60's.
Great little boats from 1 sheet of plywood and some sticks.
I think it was a Popular Mechanics set of plans.
Dad was 210 lbs then and it held us easily. With all 4 in
the boat, it was very low in the water, though. It should
support one person easily, but a $20 inflatable would, too.
But that's not woodworking.
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