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Really? If you all had Chesapeake Bay Retrievers this discussion would not be taking place they can handle white caps, wind, cold water, and snow with out getting there panties all bunched up! :) Sorry Jon I couldn't take any more.

The Duck Savers,

The retrievers,

That is why you only take the good decoys out when your hunting by your self.

I'll throw my $.02 in, I've built two karas and helped with two others, the lightest was 60-70 pounds I'm guessing. I could pick it up and put it in the back of my pickup fairly easy. Just go easy on the epoxy and use light wood .

Another Ward admirer, And my imitations

WE NEED MORE THAN ONE PICTURE OF YOUR BOAT!!

This would be so WRONG, Belle shakes and shivers every time something flies by that looks duck or goose ish, when there in gun range her teeth start chattering, this happens from the start of the day when she is dry till the end. Are you still bathing Otto, that might be part of it...

Newest play gun, big,loud, fun!

OHOH, I want one! Beautiful pups I have never seen a puppy I don't want!

One special day I had a group of spectators a in the parking lot watching me fight my way back to the ramp. Waves were big enough that if I went straight into them the nose of the BBIII dug into the bottom of the next wave so I had to take them at a angle and work my way back and forth to...

Some of the pluses I see in the BBIII, It sits very low in the water making it easy to conceal. It will get you back to the ramp when you waited to long to leave because the birds were flying! as a shallow water boat I don't think it would fit the bill very well.

If you modified the transom, did away with the pontoons in the back it might work. The boat will float in inches of water. Hunt a couple of spots that I have to pull the motor up and push pole it through some shallow channels to get to the spot. A Cackler might be a better choice also.

Only accesserize with the best! I learned this from my Wife, LOL

Yes I would go with a Scaup if your looking for room, the bbIII is just enough to haul 2 guys 1 dog and decoys. When we are moving we are all snuggled together in the back. Hunting by your self the BBIII is perfect.

Don't really have any of us in it, have all kinds of photo's looking out though.

Or roll in someones, in the parking lot while you are rigging the boat!

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