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http://www.emeraldoil.com/williston-basin

Put together by Emerald Oil, it explains the process.

A good reason to own one of these handy little boats. My Son, Ricky and his Buddy at Rattlesnake Lake. Ricky was 7 or so and one of his Buddies asked to go fishing with us. Great, those two would have a good time no matter what. I had my Uncle Jiggs Pram. It was home made from a Popular Mechanics pl...

I took a ride in several wood boats at the Gatherings. I was impressed the most with Ken's good fishing and Bad water boat. For me, that would have been the most useful boat I saw at the Gatherings. Now a friend asked (challenged) me over this Tin Boat, when I told him he could build one in his Gara...

I grew up in Seattle. We had low Temps occasionally.
Right after I got Married, moved into a New to us, house, the temps in West Seattle went down to single digits.
I wondered at the time if all that was connected?

I'm not a Whiffer, but my Hunting partner was. He did build a Wood composite mast. It was back in the 70's. I think you can find photos and drawings on the net. His mast was 12' or about that. Then only trouble he had was making the pieces all straight grained, and making the joints all the same. Th...

Check the water fronts for some of those old dowdry sheds.
You'll have to keep all your tools etc in the trunk of your car.

Also some small farms belong to "upper crust" biz people. A Blue-Tarp building might not upset one of them if you make the right approach.

Please Post a Photo.
I don't know what an inner shear is.

In another century I built a Drifter in AK. I made all my Scarf Joints with a Belt sander and a Straight edge. :roll: What I learned is: If you get plenty of "Glue area" with no starving, you'll WIN! None of my Scarf joints failed. The boat worked great. A guy bought the Boat and trailer from me at ...

Remember you don't need a really large boat to catch big fish!
Here's a pair of Butter Dish's with Paddles and a Catfish about the Right size to bring on board.

You can do this on your own with 'stuff' locally available.
Lowka showed you the good stuff. Store bought stuff.

I grew up in Seattle. I got stories.... :lol: You might be better off with the V-bottom boat. Those Flat bottom boats can be a hand-full in bad water. For a 12' Boat, a 10 hp motor is the right choice. Idle's slow enough to troll, and drives the boat just about as fast as you can handle it if the wa...

I don't mean to Monkey Up somebody's good plans.
But... Maybe you'd get more of the boat done if you used a Butt Joint with a Back board at the Butt.

Also, how are you doing your Glassing? I'd guess that's the real problem.

Moose come out in big bloody chunks. Some the size of Children. Just where are you going to hide those from your wife in a nice pretty boat like that?
(Formerly from Chugiak)

I'm betting 25 Hp will do you just fine!