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I got married at MA9!

Beautiful work and boat!

I switched from my chain to a chain covered rubber sponge (?). I use real hot water and lightly scrub away the leftover cooking crud. This keeps my fingers out of the boiling water!

Thanks Lue. Great to see you

I’ve been eye balling that pram for months. Really happy you bought it. What a great price on a nice looking boat. And no bench seat! Swivel 360 degrees to pull anchors and chase fish!

Hi Lue This gone? If not, please set it aside for me. I broke the shaft that the transducer attaches to. Looks like Steve @Bambooflyguy has it! No problem

Sweet!

Great deal. I have a single and would buy the companion if I found one used. Nice if you to pass these along here @jasmillo

I drove from Snohomish to Beaver, OR to buy a used 4boys for my F250. Last year I switched to a 2500HD w/ canopy. To move the loader over atop the ARI canopy, I’d have to cut rather large notches out of the fiberglass canopy, in order for the 4boys mounting plates to be installed. I sold...

Anything to increase the odds of getting a seat in the new Journey!

Yes, I communicated with him last summer and all is well!

Peter introduced me to the Torquito motors too. This wass 5-6 years ago and they have a lot of power and interesting configurations. With the lower leg separate from the battery and throttle controls. Pretty cool for his application or a pontoon boat

Beautiful boat Dave. So pleased you’re alive to use her! Look forward to anchoring up and seeing it from 2 casts away

Fun to shop for a new boat! I’ve not owned any of the 3 you’re considering, but I think they are all capable, and similar dimensions and material thickness. The Klamath Jac Boat is another to consider. It has a lot of nice features. https://klamathboats.com/boats/jac/ Things to consider...

Thank you. This is a 11’ 6” Harbercraft Flyfisher, made in BC. They are difficult to find, and bring a premium price up on BC. Popular because they are lightweight yet enough beam to stand and cast. Primarily one sheet construction and the transom riveted in place. (No longer manufactured) I...

So far I’ve not discovered any drawbacks. Of course, my fly line snagged the thumb tension screw once, but still way better than having the oars inside the boat.

My oars are now hanging OUTSIDE the boat! The small things that get me excited! 😂