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I too have used sash weights but found they did not hold well where I hunt with strong tides and current. I am a pipe fitter and turned to using old pipe flanges and “blind flanges “. They hold great and different sizes are different weights. I also got my hand on some stainless ones great for...

Here are some more pictures. I got lucky when I found this boat used. It was built by David Clark of Estuary duck boats. It’s 23 years old but still hunts well.

I hunt a 16 Scaup. Plenty of room for 2, can fit a dog but plan on getting wet ! The dog could also fit on the forward deck.

Way to go Anthony. I agree with your statement. https://www.ducks.org/hunting/migration-alerts/migration-alert-sea-ducks-building-along-the-atlantic-flyway

Bump. Make an offer I would like it out my yard before before snow begins to fall.

Maine built Merrymeeting Bay scull / sneak boat. 17’ long. Fiberglass over oak, cedar and plywood construction. Has transom mount for outboard. Includes blind not shown. Needs a little love but is in use currently. $2000or Best offer. Trailer and outboard not included. Located in CT

Check this place out. Not duck boats but plenty of ideas for aluminum boats. I have a duckwater and they are nothing more than a deep entry transitioning to nearly flat at the transom. https://www.responseboatdesign.com/

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I’m not sure if they have a bag that will suit your needs, but they are extremely well built and durable. Lots of tradesmen like myself swear by them. Unfortunately they are not cheap but worth the money. https://vetopropac.com/

Rod , Thanks for the input. I have been searching for some with similar bodies but no luck yet. The heads are very well detailed and i have a few with different poses . I feel very lucky to have found such a nice rig.

Vince, Thanks for the reply. I agree very similar to Kelson. They look like they will float and ride great. I would love to hunt over them, we just don’t see any canvasbacks in CT.