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Old 02-02-2007, 09:13 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Name: Ryan "strawberry"
Location: Channel Islands
Vessel: 39' Custom "Katie Lewis"
Occupation: commercial fisherman, urchin diver, seafood industry
Join Date: Dec 2005
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Glass on wood boats

Well, ive learned a very valuble lesson the last few days as weve been tryin to get the Katie Lewis back in the water.
I WILL NEVER EVER OWN A WOOD HULL!!!! EVER!

What a pain in the butt it is. First we had to grind down the glass to the wood (FUN BTW!!) Now we gotta dry it out and glass and matte it.
Man, the wood after i grinded it was all wet and soft.

I was gonna buy a 26' Seaways comm. lobster skiff. Its a glass on wood hull, but i have officially changed my mind.

You guys know wut im sayin?
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