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Neal Being in the marine trade I am partial to spar varnish., but I am sure that's banned in California. There is a product we use called Cetol in place of traditional varnish. You put on approximately 4 coats,no sanding in between coats then lightly sand then two coats of clear. It comes in...

Neal, I second visiting Prout's neck Studio.

You can't beat a Bankes boat,now being built by Crusader. .

Thanks for sharing the great photos!!!

I really can't add to much this conversation that hasn't been already said...I put in a racor fuel/water separator in,it has solved my problem with the ethanol fuel. Today was my last day on the salt for ducks,was able to scratch out a couple of black ducks. Good luck tomorrow!!

You will find that the Carlisle's are more than adequate. I have also have had trailer troubles over the years... it's better to be proactive.

Thanks for sharing your adventures with us... Like the A-5 hanging in the gun rack. Beautiful pictures.

Absolutely insane!!. I noticed that there was a lab retrieving birds..no way in H_ll would allow that while these guys are water swatting birds.

Anthony, Great photos!! Thanks for sharing, looks like it was s great day.

Nick, I don't know if this guy is still in Business, Kevin Conroy. He is in Middlebury CT. He has done some work for me over the years and I have been very pleased.

A friend of mine had a set of these. I believe Carry light made them...he called them 747's. They worked well.

Steve, Like everyone else here I have had my battles with mice and a few other critters. Being in the marine trade we have used Rustlok for years, it's a excellent product.

Looks like that fella doesn't have much freeboard left...

I agree with Brad, money is the driving force behind this. Look what happened to the Eastern shore in Maryland. The money game ruined the hunting down there... either you have lots of money to lease a place or pay a guide to take you. Just my 2 cents.

I agree with Jeff he should be banned from any involvement with animals. Absolutely terrible!

Anthony, Thank you for sharing your find.. I have a 1965 vintage "light twin" you speak of. When I was a young lad My father put it on a small pram and I would zip around the marsh with it. I put it on a skiff a couple of years ago, ran like a champ.

I made some magnum scoter sleds years back, still use them today, work great. I string them out like Carl suggested.

Very nice!! By the looks of it you could live in it.

Dani Love the pictures, there is no way I could get my lab on a paddle board.

Ouch!! Good news is nobody got hurt. Looking at the picture Looks like there was a lot of stress on the tongue. I'm would think after all those miles stressing on the tongue the weld just snapped.