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Thanks for the thoughts everyone. It looks like I can get a Moeller 12 gallon tank to fit between the main tanks if I move them a bit. We can lift it onto the dock to fill, and patch it in to the fuel filter/water separator when we need to use it. We can then also easily remove it when we...

I looked at several 12 gallon tanks, but they are all 14" (36 cm) wide, which just misses fitting between the 2 tanks in my 2000 C-22. I could make this work if I re-mounted these tanks slightly higher and nudged them outwards about 1/2" each. This is an option. The jerry cans and the funnel...

I'm looking for options to add 10-15 gallons of fuel capacity to my C-22 Cruiser. I've read a lot of forums, articles and tests, and, being experienced with the wonderful new jerry can pouring spouts on land, I would really rather not deal with them on the water. That leaves 2 options as far...

Probably too late to edit the last post, but here's some Yellowstone Lake photos: http://www.c-brats.com/modules.php?set_ ... _album.php If the link doesn't work, search "Our Albums" for Ravens' Roost.

Hi Clay, As one who spent a summer there for the first time, I'll use my wife's answer when I asked her what she thought of our summer there (and remember, this is the reply of someone who is accustomed to spending the summer in Southeast Alaska): She said it was "very pleasant." Yes, you can...

Thanks for all the ideas. I am going to aim to make my own like Blue~C has. Don Casey has a good section on heating and bending Lexan in "This Old Boat." A sliding window in the door would help, but I still need an opening up front for "flow through."

Has anyone found some sort of rain deflector/shield that will work on C-22 sliding side windows? We would really like to have a passive ventilation solution. We are moving the boat to SE Alaska next year. We have spent many summers there without this boat, and, to keep it short, ventilation is...

Thanks Bob. I found a used Furuno NX300 in good condition, with antenna, cable, and manual, for $190, so I figured it was worth taking a chance. I read more since I made this post and I see that the coverage is limited, but knowing what's going on in the Gulf and Hecate Strait helps to predict...

Storm Point Trail.

Gill net locations.

Moonrise and C-Dory (sorry, there were still some waves).

The tender needs a name: Maybe "Raven's Chick?"

Steamboat Point.

Rainbow in Hayden Valley

The terrestrial version of a C-Dory, along Gull Point Drive.

Emergency tiller..aka: "I knew I should have replaced that steering cable."

Underway.

Who says C-Dorys can't have a chart table?

Surprising waves for a little bay.

Afterglow, Wolf Bay.