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You must be much younger than me. For me it was the 60's and 70's

I can remember clamming in the shallows of Baregat as a kid. Lots of fun and lots of steamed clams. For crabs we always used drop lines off a boat. In Raritan we would be out deeper drifting for fluke. Usually put in at Atlantic Highlands or Liberty State Park. If it was flat enough and the tides we...

Baron: Having been on some of the waters you mention (Barnegat, Raritan, NY Harbor), I think you would want some deadrise at the transom. What about the Kokanee. It can be done at 19'. I fairly sure a cabin from the dories could be added instead of the center console.

Carl: I know it would be difficult, but with the right jig, you could cut the lower edge so it tilts down and drains itself. You might be fighting stains in that area later though.

Very nice work. Wish I knew how to weld.

She is going to be one gorgeous boat Carl! Great work on the frames.

Carl: Glad I could help. Your gentry is looking sweet. Maybe when we are all finished, Jim with his barrelback, you and I can meet at one of the great lakes in Kentucky with our boats.

Many have veneered their boats with only epoxy and staples. Some use raptors, others metal staples later pulled.

Bill, San Francisco would be a nice place to go for your anniversary. Then a little side trip to Catheys Valley would be a good drive.

Beautiful work Carl.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Wish everyone a completed boat this year (or close anyway)

Wow. When you look at a finished boat, you don't realize how complicated that section is. You are doing a great job. But then, I don't expexct anything else from you.

I haven't ordered any yet, but I've been looking at these https://www.ledsupply.com/led-strips/wa ... -led-strip

Good luck Jamie. Can't wait for the video.

What a beautiful boat. She sounds great.