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I did some Google fuu and researching after I seen that vid a few days ago. I would love to build a duckhunter out of it. Was going to order it and the welding rig and do a full build.But good God that stuff is so heavy. The boat in that vid. Is 1100 lbs dry hull weight. I have seen aluminum...

I have a few friends that are pretty heavy into that. I will tell you what everyone of them have told me. Get way more machine then you think is necessary. The machine most of them pointed me towards for doing my own personal aka "hobby" stuff. Was a couple of grand price wise like two years...

A kara boat will not compare to a sneak boat in any metric you care to measure. Stability, sea worthiness, load caring, power options, usability, adaptability to hunt needs. I mean one type is a actual boat and the other, I would classify as a decked over kayak or canoe at best And a apology...

Ok what he and you are calling a "sneakbox" is actually what everyone else would call a sneak boat. There is a file section here on this forum, full of discriptions and pics of various sneak boats aka sneakbox. Devlin boat designs has several boats that fit that description and design. Having...

Cool. So they are "trim tabs" . Used to help offset the fact that the boat has to much weight on or near the transom to float or run at min draft because the hull bottom is to narrow and or to much rear hull rocker. Still cool idea to see them on the side hull like that.

I was morely interested if he had changed the call out plywood thickness's. My plans have a 2000 year production date on them. I still haven't called them to find out, been to busy to sit down and make the call.

Man if that boat had a flat bottom and a squared off hard chine transom. It would be a killer setup down here in da marsh.

Great training book. All I and my family has ever used.

Wetlander is absolutely worth every penny. I have used in on every one of my boats the last two years and all my friends and families boats as well. Not just hunting boats either, we did up my friends ranger bass boat and my 17.5 foot pro crappie fishing boat.

I will have to look on my plans and see what production date they have on them. But his website says all the plans have been revised.

Well guess nobody knows. Giving Devlin a call soon to find the info on this question.

Anyone who has the newer revised plans to the bluebill. What was changed? Length? Width? Cockpit size? Plywood thickness?

Google brought me right too it.

Here you go. Electric tilt/trim, 25 horse tohatsu. Comes with factory warranty and short shaft.

Onlineoutboards.com mercury 25 HP 4 stroke short shaft.

Straight off Yamaha website. 25 horse, electric trim,start,tiller available in 15 or 20 inch shaft length. Got one that's less then 2 years old sitting on the transom of our troatline boat. Solid lil motor.