I am pretty sure that this has been brought up some in the forum, but I don't see it here in the Wish List.
I would also like to see the Southwind with the longest length possible with only one splice in the panels and at about the width of the long Southwind.
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I second that thought.
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Mick...
Ya done it now , Matt is restricting you to the one you are building , no joy to look forward to down the river.
As if you don't have at lease three or more in the back of your mind. Just don't let Matt know.
Chuck.
Ya done it now , Matt is restricting you to the one you are building , no joy to look forward to down the river.
As if you don't have at lease three or more in the back of your mind. Just don't let Matt know.
Chuck.
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Guess I am gonna have a busy year
Seriously though, I have run out of room in my shed at the moment. So builds will slow down for a little while.
I believe in the Wind range of boats. My Southwind is every thing I could ask for in a sea capable, expedition boat and will do absolutely anything I would want from a paddle craft. I think one at 15' X 28" would be a definate winner with its simpler build and more manageable length.
I need to build a T-V for my friend and an Okwata just cause I want to and also a nice little pack type canoe, just cause I want one and such a boat simply does not exist here. but a Wind in the above size specs would appeal to many with the slim lines and performance of a very good kayak and accessability and capacity approaching that of a canoe. How could such a concept not be a winner?
Seriously though, I have run out of room in my shed at the moment. So builds will slow down for a little while.
I believe in the Wind range of boats. My Southwind is every thing I could ask for in a sea capable, expedition boat and will do absolutely anything I would want from a paddle craft. I think one at 15' X 28" would be a definate winner with its simpler build and more manageable length.
I need to build a T-V for my friend and an Okwata just cause I want to and also a nice little pack type canoe, just cause I want one and such a boat simply does not exist here. but a Wind in the above size specs would appeal to many with the slim lines and performance of a very good kayak and accessability and capacity approaching that of a canoe. How could such a concept not be a winner?
Regards,
Mick
JEMWATERCRAFT Swampgirl; Wadefish;Touring Pirogue;South Wind; P5 ;
Laker X 2, Sasquatch 16.5 T-V 15 Okwata 15:
Cobia 15 (under construction)
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JEMWATERCRAFT Swampgirl; Wadefish;Touring Pirogue;South Wind; P5 ;
Laker X 2, Sasquatch 16.5 T-V 15 Okwata 15:
Cobia 15 (under construction)