Looking for some shots of a dodger

[Bill Savoie]

I'm having a local woman make up a dodger for a Carsten Canvasback (soon to be layout boat) I bought a couple of weeks ago. Does anyone have some shots of a dodger without grassing, etc so she can get an idea of what I'm asking of her? Right now I'm only getting a blank stare back from her.

Thanks!

 

[Dave Diefenderfer]

Bill, what kind of dodger are you looking for? my photos give a decent idea of how we built mine...
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2085164&id=1421364622&l=51b6b57be1 I have a bunch I printed over the years in a notebook that I used to figure mine out... David Clark is the original! Mine a mere copy....

there are alos more figuring it out pictures at the end of this album
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2022822&id=1421364622&l=08e236ba46

 

[Bill Savoie]

That is perfect, more than I was thinking of. I'm hoping to be able to get the dog in behind me, I try never to shoot over the top of them if I can avoid it. Thanks for the link

 

[Mike]

This is what is on my boat. It works well having my lab behind me looking down the gun. Hope it helps.

http://www.duckboats.net/cgi-bin/forum/gforum.cgi?post=134939;#134939

 

[Bob B]

Here you go Bill,
Did they publish any more about what happened to the hunter you guys lost this week?

 

[Bill Savoie]

Bob,

Thanks for the pics. Yes they did, here's a link

http://www.seacoastonline.com/articles/20101108-NEWS-11080329

Tom Johnson, a member here who works at the Kittery Trading Post, knew him fairly well. He was experienced, but an aluminum boat in those seas would be outside my comfort zone. I love my TDB 14, but not in what I saw. I wouldn't have been out in my 24 Grady unless there was a good reason. My thoughts are out to his family.