My first airboat was Corvair powered with an aluminum two blade aircraft prop, back in about 1980.

Good work!

^^^^ You lost any shred of credibility you might have had several posts back; and you definitely crashed and burned at ‘Greta Thurnberg.”

Thanks Deano. I think I'll try that amber light. Hopefully I'll have some rigging pics soon. I had also forgot about all them damn honey-do's that don't get done when you're trying to get a boat built. Anybody got any advice for staying out of the dog house while you're building a boat? :D Rick Tel...

RIP Sir. Prayers for the family...

That really sucks!

I’m glad that I’m stocked up with both factory ammo and reloading components, plus plenty of powder.

I’ve had mine up in the mid-40’s a few times. That isn’t close to wide open, but it’s faster than I need to go.

Thanks; I just signed up for your newsletter.

I run mine in deep and shallow saltwater all the time.

Yeah; WTF!

Going to Kissimmee as soon as I feel comfortable leaving my baby boy with a baby sitter for that long.. haha Take him with you. I’d put ear muffs on mine before he was two, and he’d go right to sleep. When he was four, he’d sit in my lap and hold the stick; serious as all hell. Of course, I was the...

Striker543 wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 21, 2020 11:26 am

Hard to say with no pictures. Your best bet is to take it to a known propeller company and get their opinion. Be very careful - wood props are not as tough as carbon fiber and they can splinter and cause lots of damage when they blow up.

That’s for damn sure; BTDT!

TAKE IT TO A PROP BUSINESS!

I’ve seen a few kayaks with them that fish out in the salt marsh and creeks, but not nearly enough of them.

The few that have them have probably been run up on by an airboat, and figured out the benefits of having one.

Brooksville Florida I would have to look it up to see if that’s the right county🙂. Airboatstuff@gmail.com. I have to say it agin. Looking at the trailer this morning it is really top notch. Boards are painted under the carpet, all stainless hardware, all the setup is perfectly straight. Yep; that’s...

I that Chris in Hernando County, FL?

He makes great trailers!

FISHSTICKER wrote: ↑

Thu Apr 02, 2020 12:57 pm

Can actually be driven from either seat.

That seems like a good idea.

It’s definitely lookin’ good Sir!

Way to go Swamp!

I have several Panther Concealment Kydex holsters, both IWB and OWB, and a couple of their fixed blade IWB knife sheaths. Excellent quality all. Great people, good prices, and custom made to your order with about a weeks turnaround from your order ‘til it arrives at your door. They’re Florida boys, ...

guys, it's a general lack of common sense/respect that is the 'new normal' things that would of gotten you beat down by god fearing parents isn't happening, and now we see the 'everybody gets a participation trophy' kids all grown up and in action. i was fishing in a small canal with my old dad in ...

That’s really interesting...

Ok.....this is embarassing..but my need for the ride overrides.....how do I send a PM? please understand I have no computers in my home, only this "smart phone " to stay in touch with my Marine.....I'm just not a fan of a this digital computer stuff....I bluff my way through it......😌 Go ...

Excellent Sir!

Glad to see you’re doing another school build.

Congrats Sir!

FISHSTICKER wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 11, 2019 5:21 pm

Good times with family and friends is what life is all about.

That’s for damn sure!