I have Pygmy Coho, and have a similar problem of water leaking into the boat during rolling practice, etc. -- the coaming-skirt seal seems to let water in when the boat is tipped on its side. (I bought the skirt recommended by Pygmy for "athletic kayaking.") Anyone else have this problem -- and if so, do you think a different skirt solve it?

In my old plastic Sealution, I never got a drop of water inside boat. In
> my CLC boat, I get a lot of water in boat when rolling etc. My guess is
> that the design of the coaming just doesn't provide a good seal in so far
> as the coaming wall rises vertically from deck and then the coaming rim (1
> sheet of plywood thick) juts out perpendicular to this (and parallel to
> deck). As a result, the skirt is really only exerting significant pressure
> at the edge of the top layer of plywood. I am not using the skirt CLC
> sells BTW. I found it extremely tight, so much so that I had difficulty
> getting out of boat even on dry land. Perhaps this would also keep water
> out, but I am leary of such a tight skirt. The sealution had more of a
> curved coaming such that skirt seals along entire edge of coaming rim.
> Anyway, I plan to get another CLC boat (the North Bay), but would like to
> modify coaming and am wondering what other designs are out there for the
> home builder. Actually, this may be a bit less of an issue with the North
> Bay as the small diameter coaming is available as opposed to the monster
> sized coaming of the Chesapeake, but am still wondering.

> Thanks