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whose calling black duck is that?

did he say 50? !!!!!

Carl, how old are your kids? We have twins that jut turned two, and my wife is starting to use the D word. I'm thinking the summer they are 4 1/2?

we grew up with a skiff that looks like it coulda come outta the same mold. My friend recently bought one for nostalgia purposes. They were molded/sold under the name campagna skiff around here. 4-5 of my friends still have the hulls. that dory type design is very sea worthy.

I'd take one in Navy, medium

that water buffalo skull is insane

is the tunnel boat a Styron? looks like his gunnels. Hackberry?

chuck I can help. Dave, picture a floating military duffel with a white exhaust pipe sticking out of it.

rich, have you tried a 35 hp at all? I wonder if it would be noticeably faster than the alum versions?

I put a lot of shells down range on paper. If at all practical, try to get your hands on an extended briley tube. I have them in cylinder, modified, and full. Then pattern some loads at varying distances. Also pay close attention to the amount of payload in shells when buying them. More...

You can also "cheat" and apply a coat of dark walnut oil based stain cut 50/50 with spar varnish after burning. color is very similar to burning, and adds water resistance. Note: some well respected carver turned me onto this, and I can't remember who now, I'm sorry.

Bill do you know what size the floats were? I want to make a walk in rig of mallards

late season prob 1/4-1/2 our birds have it,

I ran four traps a few weeks ago, and brought home 45 or so for the pot

i really want to build one of these as a second home. I was in one last week, the guy used low grade pine 1x10 on all interior walls, and polished the slab.

i have some birds that are burned then sealed with a 50/50 or so mixture of spar and a walnut colored stain. I will see if I can find a pic. I wouldn't say they are perfectly flat, but they don't shine.

The Chesapeake at home in the marshes, tidal creeks, or the open bay.

carl, post a couple more angles, and i'll have your spot pinned down.

glad to see some bluebills still exist, and I love it when you post pictures. I just hope there are a lot of bluebills somewhere in the central flyway. I have hunted most of the state (and we usually winter the majority of the population) and have seen a grand total of 10 or so. Now, it is...