I have 14' rods on a 17' boat
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I have 14' rods on a 17' boat
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I dont need a bigger boat, mine is 18.5, but I want a bigger boat. I think 22 would be better, never got enough room!
Need and want. The 12 ft jon boat is fine for what I do, but I want a longer narrower boat because it will go faster with my Thai longtail outboard. instead of a 1236 jon boat I'd rather have a 1530 or 1632. I'd have to build it myself because no one makes them in those dimensions.
I built a wooden boat onceQuote:
Originally Posted by funbun
Not too hard to do if you have the time
Frame and marine grade plywood, epoxy, fiberglass
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Also for me, I d love more room to have several types of fishing set up,
Drifting if I find perch
Trolling if I see schools
A few shooting rods
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Exactly how I built mineQuote:
Originally Posted by funbun
https://www.google.com/amp/m.wikihow...Boat%3Famp%3D1
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thx, brett Where do you get marine plywood?
I'm fine with what I got. I need to sell some junk so I won't try to carry everything with me. Boat might float higher in the water. LOL :highfive
Might have to get it ordered from lumber supplierQuote:
Originally Posted by funbun
Any boat building supplies store has it but it's very pricey,
Regular luan plywood https://m.lowes.com/pd/Lauan-Plywood/3604746
Works too but it has voids and may snap while bending sharply, but it's very water proof
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Marine grade is thinner than 1/4" ply
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Lauan Plywood
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Have a 20' Champion and a 16-48 alumacraft. Love to fish out of the alumacraft.ketch more fish out of it.But when its windy and cold!Like last few days.The 20' champion gets the nod.When family and friends are fishing the 20' champion gets the nod."safer".
To take BiggDawg with you!!!!!
300 lb club. Nuff said