Date: 2/10/2000, 4:32 pm
I'm considering building a stitch and glue boat. This would be the first boat I've built, so I'm looking to do it from a kit. I'd like something that's lighter and more maneuverable than my current boat, which is a plastic Perception Eclipse. I'm not afraid of building a boat that will take some effort to grow into, if the performance justifies it.
I've read lots of positive reviews of Pygmy's Arctic Tern, but at 23" it seems a bit beamy.
The CLC North Bay looks like an interesting boat, but at 18.5' long, I'm not sure how maneuverable it would be (and it would be a tight fit in my garage).
Does anyone have any experience with or recommendations of either of these boats, for performance and ease of building?
Thanks in advance, Dan
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- stitch and glue boat
Dan Urist -- 2/10/2000, 4:32 pm- Re: stitch and glue boat
pete czerpak -- 2/11/2000, 10:17 am- Re: Pygmy builder opinion
Mike -- 2/10/2000, 9:10 pm- Re: size,weight,intended use
lee -- 2/10/2000, 5:40 pm- Re: Blazing Aspen
Mike Hanks -- 2/10/2000, 5:22 pm- Re: stitch and glue boat
Dean Trexel -- 2/10/2000, 4:55 pm- Re: S. Calif. Kayak Builders
Peter H -- 2/11/2000, 10:59 am
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