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Couldn't find a discussion RE this and inquiries my direct inquires to Gheenoe I've been told they won't be mfg an aluminum version due to Coast Guard Flotation requirements. (makes no sense to me?) I have the 13' high side and I have yet to find a better handling/stable marsh boat to run...

Great boat! I was lucky enough to find one forgotten in a barn and buy it as a sixteen year old kid for $150. Hunted all around the champlain valley of Vermont and brought it to Maine with me in the late 90's. Even floated on the ocean a few times killing blacks. Sadly it needed some work...

I always hunted over my families spread and I kicked in to add to that but I will always remember my first dozen NEW decoys. Shortly after moving out of my parents house and securing a "real" job I ordered a dozen swivel head mag G&H. I still have them and have not added a drop of paint to...

Does this work better? Arthur Armstrong Duckboat Owners Group

Link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/554658458243593/

Just wanted to invite Arthur Armstrong boat owners to a new group I created on Facebook. "AA Broadbill & Wigeon Owners Group"

Someone tell me where you get that rubberized flooring. TY

I run kind of the same thing so I can swap out TX rigs and single long line muffin tin weights when I switch to big water. I bought a 500' roll of coated 3/32 cable for like $19 and it seems to be working fine

Always partial to the Ruger Red Label

I've used it 3X now and VERY impressed. Tracks like a kayak...Stable as a jon boat and poles like a dream! tonight had my 260lb self, my 70lb son...4 bigfoot floaters...a doz dekes....2 guns..blind bag..2 turkey chairs....2 blade paddle and a push pole and it just asked for more...

Just AWESOME! Never had any luck here in Maine.

Base boat will run 70lbs. I had Derek build mine with some extra cloth where the bow meets the chine for ice/rocks and it pushed it to about 74lbs.

Thanks for posting Steve. Great pics!

Just wanted to share some pics of my new Hellbender 12' that hit the water for the first time today. Filling the niche of a layout, trapping boat, family kayak and decoy hauler and is stable enough for my big 6'4 255lb body to stand up and paddle/pole.

I can only hope one day to have a dog that means that much. Sorry for your loss.

Appreciate the thought but can't get to Tuckerton:(

I'm still wishing for a semi-affordable "H" style anchor to come along. Made more muffin tin weights this year as I was too lazy to pull out the router and make my own wood molds for the "H" style.

After reading about how new decoys benefit from a coat of the clear flat to slow regular wear and tear I purchased the rustoleum brand clear flat and it was "satin" at best...very shiny when compared to the Valspar. Most recently I hit some old Herters decoys with a coat of Rustoleum Pro oil...

You know what you say when walk into Steves workshop and look around in wonderment...