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I think I would order a new tip then replace the worn tip myself. Haven broken a tip section or two having a back up tip is a nice to have. Tip top usually can be removed with a little heat like a short exposure to the flame of a lighter. Source a replacement top. Clean the tip and glue...

Wouldn’t hurt to check and see if something this would work with your Subaru and your current boat since the only issue seems to be the add cost of trailering on the ferry

If you’re putting it on a truck ( I assume since it’s 14’). Get an auto loading roof rack system. Just clip some ropes to the boat and it loads it’s self

How far from the gate to the lake?

I would use a tying wax (not dubbing wax) on the tread with a base layer on the hook and wax the thread when binding the pin to the hook as well. If I had to use an adhesive, I would probably go with a thin UV adhesive for ease. Using wax would require figuring out the balance point prior to...

Are you having issues with the pin pulling out of flies while fishing? I wouldn’t think any adhesive would be necessary

Here is a link about woven hackles I was referring too. https://globalflyfisher.com/patterns-tie-better/george-f-grants-flies.

I could use more context. I’m assuming swords could be primary tail feathers but not sure of that. There is a technique we’re you knot individual fibers from feathers using a loop of thread to make a hackle like strand

What about coastal cutts and golden trout?

Growing up my dad had a loader similar to the boat loader. Work great. His was hand cranked but powered would be even better. No additional tying down required

Sage 6113 RPL. 2 piece 6wt. Here’s an eBay example...

Swimmy good at golf. Not so good at math