> Had a succesful first launch of the second Pygmy Coho, this one is the
> wife's kayak. It seems lighter and perhaps slightly more tippy than my
> first Coho, perhaps I learned how to apply the epoxy a littler lighter?

> Both are stock pygmy, including bulkheads and hatches, but using the
> blocks glued inside with t-nuts instead of the stock, through the hull
> bolting of foot pegs.

> Winter projects include varnishing, and starting customization, including
> hip and knee braces and perhaps trying to clean up the looks of the hatch
> latch mechanism.

> Next summer, perhaps the Pygmy Wineglass Wherry, an Artic Tern 14, a skin
> on frame, or something completely different.

> Winding down the fun project season, need to get more framing, wiring, and
> insulation into the barn as the weather turns too cool for epoxy to cure.

> Need to figure out the best scheme for winter storage. Balancing the
> desire to continue to kayak in winter with the reality of cold wet storms,
> short days, and winter blahs that may very mean the kayaks sit out most of
> the winter.

> dave Dave: Congrats on the new Coho. I have an Artic Tern 17'. You mentioned an Artic Tern 14'. I've not seen it yet. Where did you see or hear about it? I did not see it on Pygmy's web site. I would like to build a Coho next and also need a smaller kayak for my 10 year old son, and that A.T. 14' sounds like a possibility.