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I say lighter is better. Any more than 50 lbs and it becomes awkward and you will not want to use the dinghy as much therefore impeding your FUN. I have the little west marine wood slat model, its adequate. RU460 or something like that.

I vote for the large stand up dehum. with the reservoir. Had one on our racing sailboat, which was not very watertight when it rained. I would empty the reservoir once a week in the winters. Make sure you get one rated for below 50 degrees. Or else it will Ice up if it gets around 50 degrees...

west marine ru-260 bought it last year, seems fine. 51lbs pretty easy to hoist on the roof of the tomcat.

Looking back sort of at Bham from Guemes

undisclosed location, nice spot though

Guemes Island

well fed c-brats

Sidney Spit summer 2012

kid friendly tomcat

How about a Beckson or similar style hatch in the floor of the fish box? I just researched a couple sizes that would be nicely sized and allow access under the box. They look relatively watertight. Just a though

Looks like we are in for Saturday. Looking forward to seeing some other tomcats.

Get the "Dreamspeaker" cruising guide books. Amazing series of books, well worth it.

Didn\'t have to row far to shore

Nice day at Inati Bay May 2012

I have heard good things about Kiwigrip as well. Very minimal surface preparation is required.

I've noticed a lot of silicone used on my 2006 tomcat. Had a leaking front window in the bunk, pulled it out, just bedded with a bunch of silicone. In this application it appeared rather shoddy. I like 4200 for stuff that might be removed and 5200 obviously for more permanent stuff when bedding.

Honda 2hp, use it on my moore 24 sailboat, moves it no prob. 2000lbs.

The obligatory hatch in the fish boxes, bonded in with 5200, excuse the mess

IMG 2098

finally got the name on the boat