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Judging by the date I'm guessing that was built in Maine? Is it a sea class hull?

That's my kind of church!

The best bet to do the job once is to use aluminum sheet. I purchased the sheet .090 from the local hardware store. They cut to size for a couple extra bucks. Depending on size you can get it done for under $200.

Our wives think we are crazy. My wife sees no value in paint and grass and camo. I won't fix a hole in a shirt, but I'll spend days sewing canvas. Great handy work on the boat, it ashamed to cover it, but you must.

Dave, Great web site and nice pictures. I see you were using an electric motor. What size gas motor do you think it could take?

With accesories, tank, etc.

Have you dated the gun? Looks like it's had plenty of handling, but is in nice shape.

For anyone that cares: this is a good boat at a reasonable price. Seller has represented it honestly and looks like he has made the required hull changes to make this a nice rig. A great one man and dog boat, but tight for two and a dog. I have hunted out of my buddies Duck Water and agree it...

What make of blind is that? never seen that style. The boat must fly witha 20 on it?

mineral or compressor oil will work. The concern is water absorbtion. Motor oil or hydrolic fluid will foam when water is present.

Nice rig. I gave it a good inspection when I purchased the motor off it and it is ready to go. You got a square deal.

Craig, I would of never guessed there was a name for my boat like "Ducker". I got my Ducker about 5 years ago in trade and it's been sitting behind the shed ever since. When I saw your post I decided to drag it out for a look see. Someone tried fiberglass repair patches all over the boat...