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Donmar fishing pliers.

Very Nice painting! Cape Cod setting?

No spar varnish in CA? What in the world are they going to do to maintain all of those lovely wooden boats with brightwork? Cetol? No way. That stuff looks like mud!

Yeah, it gets up and goes. Nice to have, when boat is loaded with decoys, dog and three guys. Very little rigging involved as it's a tiller motor. Basically bolt it to the transom, connect it to the Racor and fuel tank. They also launched it and took it for a test run. Get one with power tilt...

I have a two-year-old Tohatsu 40 on the tin skiff Iuse for duck hunting Todd. I like it.

Wonderful photos!

We have an electric Torqeedo outboard that we use on our sailboat. It generates about 3 hp and is silent. But, they're not cheap. Around $3,000 I think.

Christmas Presents

Yup, another Old School curmudgeon here that found the whole thing distasteful. I did enjoy the footage of the mallards dropping-in through the trees......until they crumpled to the shot or got swatted onthe water:(

That doesn't look like much of a bend to me. I would first try strapping the piece on without steaming. You may find that steaming is unnecassary. If you decide to steam, you will need a long steam box. Alternatively, you could use the poly sleeve method of steaming in-place. Go to the Wooden...

Great pics Anthony! It was indeed great weather. and a huge crowd. We had about 300 people at each of our three retriever demos on Saturday (the "real" dog show of the Waterfowl Festival!).

I live in Talbot County and will be there. Will be doing the Retriever Demonstration with my chocolate lab LB on Friday and Saturday, and checking-in on various exhibits over the weekend. It's a big deal locally and looks like great weather this year.

What a great story!

Wood & canvas canoes are optimally planked in white cedar, but many were planked in Western red, when white wasn't available. You may find that clear Western red is more readily available. Old Town used Western red quite often. There are a few wooden canoe builders/restorers in the Midwest that...

I believe Gordon MacQuarrie also wrote about the storm.