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I've been running my 16 Angler on the Great Lakes for 13 seasons (a little bigger than a football field and rarely flat) and the boat performs admirably. It runs around 30 MPH with an Evinrude 50HP ETEC. That being said around 20 is a comfortable ride if there is even a little chop. Anything...

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That is the stock prop. The engine is a 9.9 HT (high thrust). It was designed for heavy/large boats like pontoon/house boats but does a superior job of keeping me straight in a strong head wind. You can get alot of thrust with out a huge throttle adjustment. The relative flat pitch also lets you...

I have an Etec 50 and a Yamaha 9 High Thrust and would not give it up.... I had an 8 before and could troll all day (12 hours on 1.5 gallons, ~1.8-2 Mph) Both kickers have been mounted on the port side to help with balance and connected directly to the main via a custom control rod. The steering...

Saw a blue/white 22 with no name headed north from Green Bay WI, with 2 yellow and white sea kayaks in the cockpit Friday afternoon.

We cut plexi-glass at work all the time on a band saw then take the sharp edge off with the edge of a flexible ss ruler. It's easy to sand a rounded edge with 150 grit sandpaper.

My son in law mounts charts on his table top under a lexan sheet and trims the edge with a 1" x 1/4" board that has a quarter round board bonded to it. The quarter round holds the lexan down and creates an edge that also helps keep items on the table while under way. Removing a few screws...

King of the Mtn.

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1st Time Out 2012

Seabeagle, Just a thought. 2 years ago I had a custom trailer built in Southwest MI. I left my old trailer at the manufacturer for a year and a half with only 1 inquiry, even though I was assured the price was a deal for the condition it was in. I finally despaired of ever selling it, drove...

Hang in there Sea Beagle. I wouldn't part with my 2006 Angler for less. My last boat Sat for over a year before the right guy saw it and paid cash on the spot. There's someone out there looking for a great C-Dory that will find your boat eventually. P.S. I'd be tempted to remove the back...

John, that is an 1.250" 90 degree fitting. Best of luck :!: