“Significant” is an interesting word. It suggests “some” and some is likely too many. I’m with the States, not just Oregon, in feeling “some” is too many. Lake Havasu in AZ has

Sorry John, I was not very clear, The design is for a 16' New York-style Whitehall based on theplans the NWSWB had for a 14" boat. She was built to order in 2002 at NWSWB, instructor Dan

I really wasn't aware of small canoes, kayaks and other unregistered craft being significant spreaders of invasive species.

Email corrections or additions to the Boat Gallery to me, or the group. I can save a photo of your boat(s) on coots.org, but there are lots of places you can publicly stash a bunch of photos on the

Thanks, Claire. Who built Hope? -- John (jkohnen@...) Even if you do learn to speak correct English, whom are you going to speak it to? (Clarence Darrow)

Jim - Sorry that you and Lucy can't make it. Next time. Dan - Your offer sounds great! But, I'm not sure how big my group is. Son Mike might make it with a possibility of daughter Patti. I am

Looks like I won't be able to make it this year. I just got a reply from my doctor re whether rowing/paddling was an okay activity during recovery from last month's surgery . He said "No, not for a

Hi John: I’ve probably missed the backgrounder(s) on this. Do you want us to edit directly on the table, or send you edits? Thanks, Dan Rogers Frankenwerke of Almostcanada

John, I’m down to three boats. Daffy, the Puddle Duck A Hobie Maui sit on top kayak Klamath 15.5 aluminum with a Honda 40 for getting around on Ten Mile Lakes Thanks, MylesJ

Lemme just say on the invasive species tag business…….if you haven’t been to a state, and the number of said states is increasing at far too rapid a pace, where zebra mussels or asian carp or

Here's a very "Coot-ish" group of English Duck Punt sailors having way too much fun at Christmas. No "Invasive Species Tax Receipts" required over there....yet. From Duckworks Magazine: Monday Blog

Hi John Acord's boats are now: Lambie 10'6" Yawlboat designed by Pete Culler built by S. Webster in 1979 Hope 16' Whitehall, taken from 14' lines by Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding

With "good" weather, Nancy and I will be there. I need to run and get my Evasive Species Permit for my canoe, this week. This is one of our favorite jaunts. It is just beautiful, up the creek. Plus,

Yes - I will. But I'm a ways away from getting back to the completion of the boat... and from being able to afford the motor. Though I did buy a lottery ticket. So, who knows, maybe I'll be able to

Got 'em! Do you still need a motor for Spindrift? http://www.coots.org/Gallery/ -- John (jkohnen@...) No man is justified in doing evil on the ground of expediency. (Theodore

Done! I took the liberty of linking to my photos of Big Blue and Lazy Duck. Anyone else? http://www.coots.org/Gallery/ -- John (jkohnen@...) There is many a boy here today who looks on

John - thanks for updating the list. A few to add for me. "Spindrift" -- 17.5' Spira "Katchemak" v-bottomed Carolina Dory - outboard sport fishing boat. In process "Shredder" -- Puddle Duck Racer hull

Bob, sounds like fun and I'd like to join the group. Could we possibly carpool together from Corvallis? I have a kayak rack on my Jetta so I could drive. (Assuming of course you are planning on

Thanks for the post, John. I will be there! It is a great place to explore. You can go inland and it is first a major wetland surrounding Beaver Creek, and eventually farm land. Go under Hwy 101