Looking for Arthur Armstrong photos, tips, ideas

I can send you some pics of my blackjack w/lap curtain & dodger taken after first grassing. It won,t really show you detail of construction but may give you an idea of end result. PM me an email address if your interested as I struggle w loading pics to site.
 
kjladd, someone came all that way to grab a sneak? that's incredible. I may end up selling mine as im military and only have one season to go before I know i'll be out of the country. i'll have to get another when I come back I believe.


Edit: I don't have enough posts to list something for sale here so itll go on other places. not to turn this into a for sale add, but PM if interested. I may well keep it for this next season as its a slick little rig but I didn't use it much where I am because I don't like to beat up on fiberglass and lots of areas are kayak/canoe launches that I've been using. I would've had to drag this thing off the trailer and that's just wrong imho for such a nice rig. I have a cheap canoe for that.
 
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If you are being deployed, I am sure one of us would properly store your duckboat for you.... I will for sure. I am not looking to "store"/use it, I will honestly store it. I am thankful for your service.
 
Dave, I appreciate it. it wouldn't be a deployment per se, but a move overseas for about three years. that's a lot to ask someone for storage. It may be sacrilege here, but honestly I think i'll go with an aluminum sneak when I come back. my issue right now is that access to water is easy, but I have to carry or drag my boat to it from the parking area. not usually far, but would be a challenge with a boat this size, and I would surely destroy the bottom in a short period of time. its such a nice boat that I refuse to do that. a thick hulled alum sneak would allow me to do that without the heartache.


Roy, thanks for the pictures via email, you have a very slick rig. mine currently looks similar, but with more cedar per my location. very deadly.
 
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T, I appreciate it. I'll know a lot more about what I need to store as I get closer to my rotation date and I don't even know where I'm going next. Greater than average odds take me overseas but there's a possibility Ill stay in the states, in which case, I'll bring whatever I have with me of course. One more season in New England to seal the deal on brant, eider, and maybe even an old squaw if I'm lucky.
 
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