That looks like fun! Case Sent from not here

I came across this 3D print design for a nerf-firing "Pirate cannon" that looks really neat. Every once in a while, I think how neat it would be to have some form of sea battles at boat shows, even if

Hi Cal – I have been using the Kipawa prop with a 100AH lithium battery on SCAMP. With the Minnkota 45 at 40% it runs a little under 2mph for 3 to 4 hours and is always over 13 volts when I get back

The 10-day forecast (extrapolated a day) is showing the 5th of Nov to be under the influence of the Pacific High pressure. This can be great weather for being out on the Yaquina River. Elaine, we

Dang that looks good! Nice work. Rich

Working on floorboards now, thwarts next. In this picture, the inwale, gunwale, and spacers are on the boat, and the skeg is fitted, which comes off for the fabric draping. Floorboards are in

I have noticed that the Newport motors- the one I bought anyhow- have the prop a touch big for the amps available. The web input replies seem to indicate that as well. I don't think it is very much

Doggone commies raiding our brain trust….oh wait, Moscow IDAHO! Not so bad but the map shows it to look like a dry hole of boating. Sort of in between waters and close to none. Or so it appears.

The URL for the digital Small Craft Advisor: https://smallcraftadvisor.substack.com/ -- John <jkohnen@...> I can usually judge a fellow by what he laughs at. (Wilson Mizner) -- This

It's a sad day. <sigh> I think I subscribed to SCA in the first year of its life, Way Back When. I wasn't a plank owner, but I was an early adopter. I've sure enjoyed the mag since then. It really has

John, Would like to order a burgee and two calendars. Thanks. Julius

Bill you can email me at casesturner@... and I’ll send you my contact info. Case Sent from not here

Case, how can we connect? My phone is 503-791-3804 or send me your address and I’ll send you a check for the Burgee, thanks.

I can start taking orders for the 2023 Coot Calendar any time. I'll have to check with the print shop, but I wouldn't be surprised if I have to raise the price a tad this time. Case has at least one

This is your last chance to get a Coot burgee for $25! I'm sure when I make the next order the price will shock us. <sigh> When Dirt's supply runs out, I've got one left I can sell for $27. I'll be

I have a coot burgee for sale if John doesn’t have any. They are $25.00, the coot price as always. I purchased what Kay Patterson had left, which weren’t many. Case Sent from not here

John, how do we get a Coot Burgee? And, when will you be taking orders for the 2023 year? Like them so count me in. FYI, I’m in the layout process for canvassing the bottom of the 49 Larson skiff.

Looking at my photos of the Cardboard Boat Races at the Toledo Show I was disappointed that I didn't see a single Coot burgee. Some of us are still fit enough, and young enough -- at heart anyway --

Nice. If it's the lathe I remember... it is a good one. His first bargain lathe purchase was a dud, bur after I critiqued it, he found a much better rig. If that's the one he's passing one, someone

Lon Wells' step-daughter, Laura, called me yesterday to say that Lon left a bunch of boat books and an old wood lathe to the Coots. She knows something about tools and says the lathe looks like a good