Search results

I fished out of that exact same boat my entire childhood into my teens. I would scratch the entire casting deck idea, its just entirely too narrow. The bottom width is prob somewhere between 30" and 32" and the side walls are not very deep. If you weighed 140 lbs you could maybe give it a shot...

How did it work out for you? Do you still feel its a bit heavy in the front? It looks like you used a couple more 2x4s than we did. The support ribs on my boat come all the way up the walls, so we didnt put any down the outside edges of the frame. Its plenty sturdy, I dont know how much of a...

not at all, it performs beautifully. you gotta remember your gona have batteries and trolling motor in the back when youre out there

Mounted up the bow mount motor last night, custom bracket fabricated from a piece of hollow metal door frame header and aluminum angle, turned out nice

I used 1/2" ply my 14' flatbottom and long your support underneath is good its plenty. But make sure you get a decent plywood, not that particle board or even the 3 ply garbage. And forget the pressure treated stuff, it weighs a ton just seal it yourself.

Wow, that thing is in incredible shape. Congrats and good luck with it

Picked up this beast a couple weeks ago. 1974 Sears 1436 and it is in unbelievable condition, not a single leak, dry as bone. I checked out everyones builds and pretty much meshed ideas together to come up with the simplest way to get it done. Used 2x4s and 1/2" plywood. One main storage...