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9 days, WOW! That must be a new record! Mine took about 2.5 months working on it only an hour or two a day, some days more, but I wanted to give the epoxy plenty of time to cure and there was always that 4 letter word getting in the way(W$@k). TG, you got yourself a right purty boat. :wink:

Even still it looks nice and it's different than others I've seen. Also, your welcome! 8)

Glen that is one sweet looking boat! You have outdone yourself my man. Like Chuck said the wood you used realy looks good especially the knotty inside, and the rails have a greenish hue to them that looks neat as heck. I hope your first wetting is soon and all goes well. Thanks for sharing...

Well Chuck, that is a good question. I still need to final sand and varnish. But If you don't count all the sweeping and vacuming in my case :shock: it's still gonna be high. I could throw out a number like hundreds but without counting it's not accurate. Even still, I enjoyed every trip around...

Wow Mike, the whole package came out great! You have a great set up going there. The boat looks awsome. I can't wait to hear your thoughts on the boat and see some maiden voyage pics. Have fun! 8) Chad

TG, try to find a $400 plastic boat that's gonna turn heads like your pirogue will. Please post some pics, we really want to see your handy work. Also you might want to wait a couple of weeks before varnishing to let the epoxy cure out. At least that's what I was told to do. It's been about 3...

Oh well Mike. Like that little curly redhead says, 'Theres always tommorow'. Better to have everything ready and be rested than get down the road only to find you forgot something. Good luck!

The moment is near. Mike will attempt a 90 yard cast with his 9 wt. into a raging head wind fueled by thunder claps and lightning bolts. He braves the fury of the sea and all she bares as his line punches a hole staight and true through the parting clouds only to land just in front of the...

The boat looks gereat Ron! I can't wait to hear how it paddles and if you can stand and shoot an arrow over the bow! Chuck, Im still smiling over here :D ...........Like a possom eatin dookie. But I'm still smiling non the less. :lol:

Thanks Ron, Like I said I was not mad at all. It just looked like you were ignoring my post and I was just wondering why! I'm from the school where you find out something by asking. Next time I"ll be more patient and look at the time on the post. Again, I appologise for getting ahead of...

My Bad! Sorry if I got ahead of myself :oops:

Yo Ron, No offense, But Do you have something against answering my posts :?: It just seems like whenever I post a question or comment on your build you ignore me and answer everyone else. Just asking, cuz I posted on your threads before and got little to no response. I'm not mad or anything just...

Dagnabit Ron! You are one boat building machine! I bet you get her wet by this time next week. It sure is coming along great and like Kieth and Seedtick say By Hand and By Eye, just like the fore fathers of da pirogue did. How high are those sideboards? It looks like she is gonna be real...

Wow, Did I miss somethig here. I should have read your posts before going to the site. I think he has a good and sound product as well but I got lost in the personal never ending diatribe of government bashing (can you say UNIBOMBER). I am sure he does not need the money from sales nor will he...

I am in utter suspence waiting to hear the results of the terminal stability test :shock: and the standing while casting a fly rod test is going to be exciting as well. I hope your boat is more stable to you than mine is to me. I would love to hear the stats on the boat when you get finished...

Ahh Jack, thanks for the MAMORIES :wink: I likes dem kwite a bit miself!

Yeah Ron, No Piccie, No Postie! :lol:

Matt, I must concur with the sentiment expressed here as well. Your design help and tips as well as all the others that add to this great site are more than welcome. I for one can use all the help I can get. Also that Touring Pirogue T is one sweet looking boat. Can't wait for Mick to start...

Hey Mike, Take a deep breath!!!............Ok! It's all good man! Now that mine is done accept for the final sand and varnish I am twiddling my thumbs a bit without the boat project in the garage. I understand your time constraints but there is always going to be another deadline and one after...

I Like It Alot! The king size pirogue is gonna make a splash soon I can feel it! :D