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That must be the Yankee in ya refusin' t' go away, there, Piper. 8)

Heck I fill 'em and just throw 'em on the grill, in the oven, in a skillet....whatever mood I'm in. Always good whatever way they's done. (I'm gettin hungry for 'em now, even. Wonder how they'd be stuffed with a crab/shrimp mix......) Dad

Hey OZ, They DO make a MILD boudain..... They call it White R-I-C-E 8) Dad

Jalapenos stuffed with boudain and wrapped in bacon, for the heartiest of pepper lovers use habaneros instead. Dad

Hey, Mick; When you have some time, no hurry, I'd be interested in a good description of those tubes. I just got myself some pro camera gear for campin' and water runs and I'd sure like to keep it as dry as possible. Dad

One thing for certian, friend Ron. Anyone of us here ever run into that boat anywhere by chance there sho' won't be any need for ya to intoduce yerelf that a great big fo' sho'. You are blessed with the touch my friend. The "Brazos Queen" is a winner. Steve

Okay, Ron.... when the plans go on sale? :lol: :shock: :lol: She looks great, ace. The "Brazos Queen" IS a beauty. Done yourself proud.

CCT'er, I like that set up.... but, then again, I like Mick's too. By golly, ya got me prayin' for a layoff so I kin get Sheena's boat finished and floatin'. (If she ain't here to finish it, don't that make it mine? :twisted: ) Oh, well.... four days off fer Xmas, 'n' three for New...

Didn't think about a side mount, at all. Now, that, I can see. Thanks for the correction, Ozark.

Brian. 1st off.... Pleased to meet you. I haven't seen any of these guys add a trolling motor and to be honest don't know that they would. Personally, I would think that a trolling motor would take away from the enjoyment of the paddlin', and would have to think long and hard before...

Ron. NOW You talkin!!!! Now you my hero :D :D :shock:

Ron, I like the looks of this one. Seems to me, you gone an' got yerself addicticated to building almos' as much as you is addicticated to playin' in 'em... :D Great looking boat! Steve

By the way.... beautiful job on those scarf joints!

Allen, Not against the rules... but fairly close to bein' a dang requirement! :wink: :oops: :roll: Sheetsrep.... Beautiful work, friend. Great looking....

Jack, Am doin' rather well. The Dr. let me go back to work so I've done that, only in supervision this time around. So, there's not been a lot of time to stop by.....although one time I did and signed in only to find myself banned! :shock: .....thought maybe my feelings 'bout Sheena...

1/4" to be sure. After some work inside and out with spokeshave, hand planer, scraper and a fair amount of sanding, for the fairing, you can easily end up at 3/16" and maybe even 1/8" once done. P.S. Hi, guys... Been awhile... :roll:

Hey, Swamprat... I agree with the guys, the Laker might be the one. As far as the glued lap construction, they all pretty much use the same technigue, glue them together into a panel before you set them in place. However, from the photo, that might be a bit hard to do, what with the...

Papa.. Just saw your pics. I love the look. Sheena's talkin' about us puttin in the Neches up your way and takin' 'er all the way home... Tho' I don't think she's aware of that portage we'd need to make at Dam B. But her talkin' 'bout it has got me wantin' to fight that climb an' tote t'...

Hey Ron, Great job. Beautiful boat! Steve

Russell, she's lookin' like a winner. I guess the heat we've been havin' the last hasn't hurt you any..... you got central air in that shop or what? :lol: If I manage to get the doctor's okay, maybe I'll see ya at the messabout next month. Steve