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You will see lots of changes in St. John's. I left in 2012, bt I get back there almost every year and it's hard to believe howuch is has changed in such a short time. But the people are still great and there is no better place to be when the sun shines. You should make that trip Ed. Scott

Hi Vince, I've been extremely fortunate. As I kid I fell in love with boats, islands and eiders. In 1985, I hear that there was some guy spending his summers working on islands in the Bay of Fundy, NB on eider ducks. I could not believe you could get paid to do that kind if work. I nagged...

It has a steel frame and skinned in steel. There is some very nice welding on the boat.

I retired I guess. Well I'm retired but still working. There is very little information out there on the sink boxes. The the pictures I posted here: https://duckboats.net/community/threads/advice-on-sneakbox-aa-broadbill-or-mlb-wigeon.354922/post-359737 is probable one of the most advanced...

I've been active on an other thread and I just posted a couple of pictures of a sink box that is used on the Lac St. Pierre in Quebec. I've counted as many as 17 rigs on the lake. The pictures on the other thread is of a new sink box totally fabricated in metal. It is a piece of art. I...

Thanks Vince, I've done a lot of boating along the coasts of southwest New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, around a lot of Newfoundland and most of the coast of Labrador chasing ducks. Mostly catching them, but hunting too. Most recently I spent July travelling the south coast of Baffin Inland with...