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I have had good luck with Trulock tubes, they have always patterned right on percentage advertised.

They are having FUN! At 68 and 65 years young, they have just retired and are taking thier dream trip. Hell, I'm proud of them for just doing it.

My parents were sailing down by you on their way to Bermuda a couple of weeks ago. My father teels me he's never seen so many Eider as you had there. Considering he's from Maine that's saying something!

Pat, I run 3' dropper lines spaced about 6' apart on the long line. That way one decoy will not wrap around another. I use the real scientific method of measuring: I put on a decoy, stretch out my arms, and put the next decoy there. Repeat. So far no problems.

Not as disturbed as HDUD but dont confuse them with the SPCA. The ASPCA is a different breed than the SPCA.

Seems to me there was a Technical Service Bulletin about the Eaton rear locker differentials as well. Might be something to have them look into. I don't have access to the magical Alldata site anymore or I would try to help more.

Dont even know what one is. Could someone post a pic or link to a Pic? Thanks

If I can get this to go....

In a word, Yes. The same fillers used for epoxy will work for Poly Resin. In fact a lot of them were developed for poly resin, and worked in epoxy.

Good to know where and when..Thanks Pat

Sneakboxes huh? The first thing that comes to my mind is call Hank. I know you two dont get along real good :) but he could help you out I think. We need to get together for that travel decoy too. Any thoughts?

http://www.runamuckdecoys.com/runamuckcork.htm Tim Bombadier...seems to have ggod prices

Ill see what I can do for pics..I owe a couple anyway.

I got home from work today and found a different box sitting it the middle of my shed. I dont know who told UPS to put it there but it was a suprise. The box had a return address from John. I was able to assist John a month or so ago in his quest for a Fox Sterlingworth, basically I...

John, Throw out a post to Hank Garvey, he is one of the people left who knows how a scull boat is used.

And if you ever get your butt back up here Steve you can go again... Check your PM's too.

The great part is my nephew has decided he would like to build a pirogue, finally he is taking an interest in SOMETHING I like to do!!! Next build a Bolger Seahawk

I kept the molds John, you know where to find them. Anytime.

Soory Matt , Gave you the wrong info... http://www.instantboats.com/downeastdories/

The man's a class act....Well done Paul