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Maybe spot light isnt the right way to put it. But i need lights on the front of the boat as my hands will be pretty tied up. Its one less thing to worry about between me the tiller and my dog

I have been torn over what type of blind to build on my 16ft Fiberglass Flatbottom. I finally settled on a fixed blind rather than a scissor style blind. The video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZJqmeI-lzk by TakeEm.com has an outstanding blind setup. The only thing about it that i dont...

I agree. I have too much to take care of navigating and with the tiller to have to worry about holding a spotlight. A spotlight has worked for me in the past but i need something on the front of the boat. I have narrowed it down to lights from either RIGID or Light Force. They are pricey...

I rarely hunt big water, mainly i hunt creeks, marshes, and small bodies of water. The water is really shallow and there is a lot of structure. I found some lights from RIGID that i really like, definitely need to paint them because they are white. Has anyone used or have any good info on...

I am looking for lights for the front of my boat. I was thinking that i want 2 spot light type boat lights in the middle of the bow. And on the outside possibly two fog lights pointing down on the water for foggy conditions. All being LED. Hooked up to a deep cycle battery and switches...

thanks....very good information...i do worry about weight a little bit considering that i have not built the blind yet which will be the majority of the weight..but should still be under max capacity. i will definitely ditch the treated wood and used one of the various materials mentioned...

Ok, i see what you are saying. thanks for your input. -Dave

thanks Lou

Okay i think i have it figured with everyones input, please correct me if im wrong. frame it out with marine grade ply bolting from the outside the gunnels and in the subfloor. Use 3M 5200 or something similar to seal any where needing it (i.e outside bolts) then glass around. I know this is...

Ok, thanks. I guess my remaining question is how do you attach the frame of whatever you are going to glass-in. By attach i mean how do you attach to the gunnels because they are so thin, unlike the bottom which has a sub-floor

I want to build a platform on the bow of my fiberglass boat. I am going to frame with treated wood; doing the floor by screws and marine grade adhesive. my question is when i fasten the framing to the gunnel how do i attach it. i am afraid to use screws as they might breach the outside of...