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Thanks Carl.....this has to be the hardest site on the web to post pictures..via I pad

My two boys helping me out

Here it is put back together

After putting her back in shape with straps and screws and furing strips...I reglassed the bottom with 3 layers of 1.5 oz mat

Here is the bottom...that was a very thin lay up with a plywood core....

This is the top half

Rebuilding a 13 foot Skeeter Hustler bass boat that I bought when I was 18.....so after almost 30 years of good hunting...Hurricane Sandy banged her up pretty bad while being stored in a local boat yard. .here are a few photos

I would like to thank member Bill Ferrar who gave me a bunch of information on the South Bay

Scott, Thank you. ..it seems that the builders of this boat just covered the stringers with heavy woven glass but left the wood exposed to the bilge water which rotted the wood and left the glass to crumble under the pounding of the waves....I can tell you if you can get one at a good price..The...

Here are a few pictures of my 18 ft. Chincoteague. ...I also had to replace stringers and the deck

Graig,Very nice video footage...thanks for sharing

Well I finally got a picture posted on this site...lol....here is a few of the South Bay

I would use a rivet gun....it's better then screws

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I had a similar situation a few years ago. I had a friend out for the first time. .and two brant came over the boat and I dropped one and it hit him right in the chest. ..knocking the wind out of him......After he caught his breath we laughed or ass off.....needless to say he was hooked on Duck...

I got the best girlfriend. ..After coming to work with me commercial fishing we got in the Bauer Duck boat (similar to South bay) and started grassing it up while the weather is nice

Steve, you need you own cable TV show.....I would be glued to it

Man that sun is bright

Steve, your work is truly amazing ...I love the detail on the black duck heads