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Just thought I would share some fun photos from our recent trip out in PWS. Enjoy the summer all. Joe http://www.alaskaphotography.com/2005trips/piratecove/ :hot

I use Kerosene that I have been buying from Fred Meyers and it works great. Joe with Sundog

First time was in PWS after pulling the boat up the highway from EQ Marine to Anchorage - it was a fine Maiden Voyage. Sundog

Yeah, I think your mounting idea is the ticket - do you want to use the Sundog as a guinnea pig - I would love to hire some help on installing it? Back to work - you will have to check out my new 30 inch flat screen monitor I just bought - check out the pic at...

My goal is to get out in March. I am going to order a Force 10 this year and get that installed. You may be right about my my fancy C-dory, but after hanging out with you I am ready to "driver into the ice and beach er with the best of em." Got to admit, you are inspiring me again - and the...

Hi Greg, Glad to see you leading the way in breaking in the year in PWS - I sure enjoyed our first run out last April 12 with you. I am hoping to get out in March after I get some work behind me. Cheers, Joe with the Sundog

Well, I guess I am not the only one that get's affected by a warm day and a little sunshine..... I think the Sundog crew would be interested if the weather window is good - I have really wanted to check out Naked Island and Cordova is for sure for this summer. So put me down as a maybe if you...

Been a while since I posted, so I thought I would provide a link to our most recent adventure up the College Fiord to Yale Glacier - I hope all of you are having a great boating season. Link to photos: http://www.alaskaphotography.com/2004trips/yaleglacier/ Sundog Crew :hot

Yeah, I was surprised as well, there must have been a rock situated just right - I was a little dissapointed in the fiberglass though, there seemed to be a little air between the gell coat and the glass which made that corner a little brittle - now I need to figure out the best way to patch it...

Well, I hope you all had a great 4th. We had 5 great days out on the Sound (PWS). My only mishap was misjudging the tide and waking up to the boat halfway dry - I ended up with some damage to the port bottom rail, it cracked a little of the fiberglass so I will need to do a little patching...

Just wanted to share some photos from our recent trip out in PWS, the weather was just as good as the Sea of Cortez. http://www.alaskaphotography.com/2004trips/mainbay/ Cheers, Sundog Crew :hot

Sundog Crew just got back from an adventure in Eaglek Bay in PWS - thought you may enjoy the pics. http://www.alaskaphotography.com/2004trips/eaglek/ Cheers, Joe

Seriously though, Thought you folks might enjoy some photos from up north - pretty much turned into a C-Dory convention out of Prince William Sound - and you may actually like the new boat washing technique displayed in the photos. http://www.alaskaphotography.com/2004tr ... elliejuan/ Cheers...

Thanks for the feedback Butch, I think you are right on, family is key and Lord willing I do hope to leave the boys a legacy of adventure. Cheers, Joe

I just posted a bunch of photos of our recent adventure down to Homer area - and for those who enjoyed seeing little Joshua Fisher Law in his sink Berth, well you should love the picture of him in a gym bag on the clamming shore. I hope you enjoy the photos, we had great company with Red Fox...

Hi There, I was hoping someone might be able to help me with a small problem I am having with my King Trailer. When I touch the breaks I get a bit of a lurch from the boat trailer, as if the boat trailer is not breaking correctly in unison with my vehicle. If any one has any thoughts on what...

I believe it is called "Sea Board"

Hi Charlie, No problem anticipated, I am able to reach over the table and access the motors or around the sides. I will actually sit on the cutting board when running my trolling motor. I just love having a place to lay stuff out, whether I am cutting fish, preparing a meal, or just general...

the material is called "Sea Board" basically the same consistency as a cutting table. Joe

Well, This has been a little in the making, but I was so proud of this that I thought I would make a post. I started with not liking the openess of the transom in regards to following seas so added a piece of sea board across the transom to fix that with the intention of it some day being a...