Recent content by Ted Kuhn

What's the best cart for a marsh layout boat? I'd like a cart to transport a marsh layout boat along trails and levees. On other occasions I will transport an 5' poly sled on the cart, but never carry both. The Cabelas canoe cart looks too narrow for a 4' wide boat. I've also looked at deer...

Glad I didn't take the wager. It was a great championship series. Your Dogs showed a lot of grit.

Look at the Kara Robber. It may be a little bigger than you want. Ed Askew built a full size Kara (13.5') that weighed 80#. I bet you could built a Kara Robber under 70#.

I'm glad that I can laugh about it now. I thought that I was prepared, but I've modified my survival plans since the incident. Here's a couple items: 1) Match your rig for the waters you're travelling. My boat was good for the marsh but too small for the river. 2) If you run a Momarsh...

Is the Kara layout boat hull a displacement or planing hull? Why?

Semper Fidelis....He's with other guys/brothers who know how to protect each other.

Nice rig! Are those homemade or Momarsh blind doors?

Does the boat plane with the mods that you did to the hull? Nice job, it's a sweee...t looking rig.

Post some pics. Good luck with the project.

Nice work. I think you'll like how your mods support the weight and performance of your motor. Keep the pics coming.

Make sure that you grind /sand the surface down to the fiberglass. If you place the repair over any gelcoat, it won't hold. I used a 36 grit disc for my repairs.

Nice dog. Nice hunt. Enjoy the rest of the season.

I'm restoring a boat and modding it for layout hunting in the marsh, flooded timber and flooded fields. The boat is very similar to the Fiberdome Bluebill. The boat will have layout blind doors. I don't plan to 'grass' it fully. I just want to add enough to break up the outline. The boat's basic...

Lou, Thanks for the tips. I'm going to repair it from the inside. The repair should be easiest from there and the will be easier to hide. I'll post some pics. Hopefully, I'll be contacting you for paint soon.

I'm restoring a fiberglass boat that has a foam core piece sandwiched in the cockpit. Unfortunately the foam is soaked with water. What is the best way to repair it? Should I cut it out from inside the cockpit and then sandwich in a new piece? (Thanks in advance.)