Date: 9/14/2000, 12:16 am
I have not used the Wherry in these conditions. But I suspect it would be fine. Perhaps if it's windy this weekend, I'll run it to the lake for a row.
: I posted the following in reply to the thread on strip built fishing boats,
: but I suspect it was so far down the list it wasn't seen. My question is a
: bit off thread, so I hope no one minds me posting it again.
: ": Does anybody know any websites that offer plans for or deal with
: strip-built
: Several designs have been mentioned in this thread --- the Cosine Wherry, the
: Rangeley Lake boat and the Adirondack Guideboat --- but no comments were
: made as to their relative seaworthiness. I know the Guideboat is fast and
: capable of handling rough water, as it does very well in open ocean
: racing. I have not come across any references as to how well the Wherry or
: the Rangeley do when the wind and waves kick up.
: For me, getting back when the weather turns bad is a redeeming feature. Can
: anyone shed some light on this aspect of the comparison between these
: three boats?
: thanks,
: Chris Luneski "
Messages In This Thread
- strip built fishing boat
Chris Luneski -- 9/13/2000, 7:57 pm- Re: strip built fishing boat
David Hanson -- 9/18/2000, 5:44 pm- Re: strip built fishing boat
Chris Luneski -- 9/18/2000, 8:56 pm- Re: strip built fishing boat
David Hanson -- 9/19/2000, 9:12 am
- Re: strip built fishing boat
- Re: strip built fishing boat
garland reese -- 9/15/2000, 9:53 am- Re: strip built fishing boat
Chris Luneski -- 9/17/2000, 3:25 am
- Cosine Wherry
Jerry Siegel -- 9/14/2000, 1:13 am- Re: strip built fishing boat
Don Beale -- 9/14/2000, 12:16 am - Re: strip built fishing boat
- Re: strip built fishing boat