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I was wondering.... can you use epoxy dust to make filet material with? I guess I got a little carried away with some almost cured epoxy and had to sand alot off. :oops:

WOW!, What nifty weights... did you make those?

The group I paddle with have been patching polyester hulls with epoxy for years, some have been patched for over 20 years with plenty of rocky river abuse and have held up great!

There is a site on the net that says flour will work just fine for making fillets. ( He actually builds boats too!).

I know what you are talking about Jack, Indiana swampland here with 95 degrees today and humidity so bad that this morning is was almost foggy but more of a swamp mist.

I think the whole problem is that lumberyards only stock 8 foot long plywood.... the world would be soooo much easier if they stocked 16 by 4 foot sheets!!!!!

The bent shaft is a very efficient paddle, the idea being that you stop the stroke at your hip at which point the blade is vertical in the water. The straight paddle is already beginning to lift water at that point adding drag. The best way to use the bent shaft is to do the hit and switch...

I love the boat and was that a lizard fish?

I always wanted a live-on boat.

If you look at things logically, in 1901 humans only lived to an average of 45 years old.... no preservatives in food. Humans now live to an average 78 years old.... TONS of preservatives in food. Need I say more?

Ewwwww, I think Bin Laden did this evil thing.

A Pirate walks in a bar.... the bartender takes one look and says "What the heck is that for?" the pirate had a set of handle bars sticking out of his pants. The Pirate says" Arrrrrr, it's driving me nuts!".

Jack, I got it.... I understand you. I agree, I know what you are saying.

I do have to admit I bought a tee shirt on this forum and the only problem is answering all the questions of where I got it from...( and the dang thing won't wear out ) just another cross to carry.

Chuck, thats funny... I never knew what Hominy was until I stayed with my relatives in the South. Hmmm.

Mick, do you have any idea what Hominy is? It is corn soaked in a weak lye solution to where the hull comes off. Grits is the hulled corn ground up coursley. You can make Johneycakes or Hoe cakes... same thing... they are a good filler with a little starch and can be served as breakfast with...

Thanks Chuck, I just sent for the recipe book...I love raisins.

I agree, it sounds like the Boundary waters are just the place for you!!!

I agree, it sounds like the Boundary waters are just the place for you!!!

Kinda brings up a whole new meaning for retail shop huh?