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This guy does detailing; he's in Snohomish. If the link doesn't work, you might need to be a member of Bloody Decks to view member profiles. I can get his contact info if you're interested.

Geez, I wish Congress worked this fast.

That anguished scream you heard Monday morning was Tom reading in the paper that the Seahawks will again have home field advantage in the playoffs this year, which may affect the Seattle Boat Show again, as well. :beer 8)

Yes, I tell my wife to put it in neutral so we are not backing into the waves any longer and let the bilge pump take care of the water that came over the transom. It's usually about 6 or 7 gallons that comes over, I think.

I noticed several people mentioning the need to keep the motor running while pulling. Here's more about our shrimping process: Rarely have we ever been fortunate enough to pull pots during slack tide with no wind. Ergo, the boat is moving in some direction, thus pulling the pot behind and...

Hmmm, that's interesting. I can watch Shirley pull pots all day long and I don't feel the least bit fatigued. Could be the way you're watching; you might need to work on your manageering skills. Anyway, I have the Ace with the Handsfree plate. If I were to do it all again, I'd get that Max...

Port Orchard has a nice launch, too, for those coming from the South. I think the launch and parking is free.

The color is a no-brainer; clearly blue trim is by far the most appealing. 8) A few years ago, Pat Anderson put together a collage of C-Brats' boats to reflect the different ways they can be outfitted. I think something like that would be interesting to perspective owners; help them...

That is the absolute best advice you can receive. If you really want to be a "buyer's helper" as your boss suggested, you really need to know what these boats can, and will actually do. If you have a true passion for boating, you'll be amazed and impressed at the myriad of ways we use these...

The other boat sitting out there was a Coast Guard vessel, I believe. You can see the tell-tale stripe on the bow a couple of times in the video.

I'd fix the truck.

Thanks, Roger. Those charts were particularly helpful.

I want to move the battery on a little boat I'm working on. The move will increase the distance from the battery to the motor to a total of about 12'. The motor is a 70 hp 2-stroke outboard. I haven't a clue how many amps the starter draws. Can someone smart in all things electrical tell me...

I want to convert my table leg from the removable aluminum tube to the telescoping design. I have the type that has two tubes; one long for the table, one short for the converted berth. Could someone with the telescoping table support please post a picture of how the table is mounted to the...

I saw the new Kim Christine at Westport last weekend. Report is that her decks have already been bloodied. Of course, Patrick is a damn fine fisherman and could probably catch salmon in a bathtub. :)

Try this. 8)

Try starting here. If I did this right, you should be taken to the members list (Our C-Dorys tab above) that starts with 22 Anglers. You can click on the user names and find their respective photo albums there.

Rob55, There is a 22 Cruiser that usually sits in the RV storage lot on JBLM. You can see it from the freeway. I don't remember the name, but I believe the owners live in Olympia. You can look up the name here under The Brat Map. The owner more than likely works on post, so you might be able...

Thanks Chuck and Marty. Okay, since Andrews Bay is essentially 3 blocks from Peter's house, how 'bout if we--I'm just throwing this out there--how about if we all anchor in the bay, row to shore in our respective dinghys (or one may be provided for you), and then walk the short distance to...

I really like the Lake Union/Lake Washington cruise idea which would include passing through the Montlake Cut, affording all to reverently pay homage to an especially fine institution of higher learning. 8) I'm guessing we'd do a late afternoon or evening dinner at Ivar's or wherever, so I'd...