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That would be cool! I fished bass as a kid, but there aren't any around here ;)

@@EM-hu2bj do you sell these as build plans for international DIY boat builders?

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I sure am lucky to be working in such a fine shop!

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Thanks Sara, looking forward to seeing you up here again sometime soon!

Anyone building these

Glad you liked it!

I spent about 120 hours on it, and I had a helper for pulling the hull together and bending on the strakes, plus a few other parts. Probably around 30-40 hours of welding.

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Nice! I'm building a Bruce Cope design next month - it'll be my first build from purchased plans.

@@EM-hu2bj what one are you building? I have been looking at a few on Specmar myself. I also like the cope designs too.

@@gregepp3082 The winter harbour 23

@@EM-hu2bj yup that's suppose to be a great boat. Hope you make a video of that one. It's on my list.

@@gregepp3082 I've built a Cope 11' mini jet. Things a ripper and geos together well. I design boats myself using solidworks. If you would like a look at a couple boats i designed check the link below. plans are free for now because the software im using is a student version and i'm not allowed to make profit until i buy the software which cost 5k plus. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pseSodB8qpiumIk.html

Thanks! Higher rails are definitely an option. Tandem axles are nice, but this rig will be going about 2km from the launch ramp to storage twice a year, on a rural road with a 60kmh speed limit, so no high speed blowouts for this one :)) Cheers!

@@EM-hu2bj I hear that, you if you can get 90 percent plus of your needs, you are great. I just always think about ideal designs, IF one starts hitting the open road, maybe to camp and fish, dual trailers can't be beat. Mine is on a single too, and I keep tires in top condition, and a spare; still in that ideal world I would take a dual any day. Fantastic boat, thanks for posting--and you can't beat that engine.

@@jimquanticI’ve been towing a single axle boat trailer for 18 years and not had a blowout. 2200 kms return trip from Australind to Shark Bay annually, we change bearings regularly, trailers been serviced and fixed as required

and I for forty years, and I too have not had a blow out. That said--and in line with boating in general a "back-up" for everything is a good idea. I carry a kicker engine--and needed it only ONCE in all these years, but still "best practice". SECOND is weight bearing, you simply have way more with a dual. @@boikebeagle

It is!

Glad you enjoyed it

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Sandwiched them :)