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I never got to meet Steve, we were just friends through this page and email. When he stopped posting on the page, I kind of left too. One of my memories of Steve was he shared a recipe of coot marinade sandwiches.... I had know idea what a coot was because I hadn?t seen any In my area. So I...

Dani, I am so sorry to hear about this loss. Steve was a very good man who shared so much information with everyone who listen. Hell half my long line rigs I adopted based off of what he shared with me. I know you guys were close friends and I am at a loss for words, deeply saddened to just...

I was disappointed too, but I?ll regift it for another young duck hunter

Thank you for sharing this, it?s such a nice memorial. I?ve been away for sometime and didn?t realize Tom had passed, I?m sorry for your loss.

Dani, That?s a wonderful tribute to a great friend. I remember you getting that troller, it?s sad they don?t last as long. As I read your post I had Chance (the big head chessie) nudging me to say send our condolences. I know those years spent with our buddies are limited, as I will need to...

Steve, That must have been where my friends dad got the paper copy. It looks exactly the same. His dad owned a printing shop, so he must have made the Mylar copy. I took the Mylar and made a PDF file, just so I can make a copy or two in the near future. See you at the show.

Hey Steve, Thanks. I didn?t know the Smithsonian did a Mylar copy, that?s good to know. I remember talking with you ar the show a few years back when you were working on the ice scoter. I have one too, but haven?t used it in years. Maybe I?ll see you again this year?

I may go to that show, depends on what the wife has me doing.

It is about 18 inches by 26 inches. It is a nice plate. I just measured it..

It?s art! plus when the power is out, those digital copies are useless! Hope you are doing well Dave, good to see you online.

This made my day! One of my closest colleague and friend had to clear out his Dad?s cottage this past year. His dad owned a blueprint shop, and in his collection at the cottage was a copy of the plans to make a BBSB on a Mylar base. I mentioned to my friend, that was a cool find. He?s into duck...

Very nice project! Looks great!

Happy New Year Ladies and Gentlemen, It?s been a while since I last posted, I?m still grassing that sneakbox- LOL. I actually haven?t hunted ducks this year, because I?m still a little uneasy on the water/mud where I normally go. Plus putting waders on is challenging. I did get out on land...

Nice whistlers, good to see them around. Happy New Year!

Phil, That is a. Very nice set up, and in the shallow it?ll be lethal for the birds.. Can?t wait to see the drone footage!

It took about 5-7 lbs of raffia, and I used a fishnet for the base. I?ll try and post the finished set up once I pull it out of the garage. These boats are nice boats.

Sure looks like an Aeromarine boat, maybe the one man? I have the two man and the cockpit area is not tapered as muck towards the stern. Looks like the took out the rear bulkhead that holds floatation.

Eric So sorry to hear this news about Jeff . He was a young man. My condolences to you and his family. I remember him posting and his contributions mentioned in the the original web page format. Prayers sent mourning this loss, may he rest in peace. Best Regards, Jack

Bill, it's a 1982 Aeromarine 2 man capacity. It didn't have decoy racks when I bought if from a fella named David out in Freeport more than 16 years ago. I have never seen another since, but I did run into a guy who told me he had a one man version, but I never saw it physically. I almost...

Here are some earlier photos with the spray shield up. It has a hard fiberglass cover for the cockpit area. You can see I have a tear in the upper right side and the snaps are shot. Since it's getting close to the season I may just have to deal with it for one more, I hope. The last photo shows...