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The fins were designed for "low-speed" maneuverings. If pointed down, or halfway up/down on the sides, the fins would probably be torn off from a sudden turn at high speed, and the extra drag would interfere with the motor's performance at higher speeds. The fins as they are currently placed...

http://UncleNormsMarineProducts.com

Did you use screws and plugs when securing your 1x4's to the base and did you epoxy each piece of wood first, or epoxy the whole deck once assembled? Your pictures show the deck as one piece. Would it not be more practical to have 2 separate pieces for your deck, so it'll be easier to remove...

After my first boating season with my CD22, and several troubling docking maneuvers, (usually when I wasn't paying attention to the wind or currents) i found a cheap - low speed - steering solution. I put hydrofoil fins on top of my Permatrim. It improved my tracking in windy conditions...

On top of my Permatrim, I mounted a couple of trolling plate fins. They gave me more steering control at slower speeds, and a tighter/faster turn rate. The one's i have are made by Uncle Norm's Marine Products and are called "hydrofoil fins". Not sure of this linking thing here, but here goes...

Another open bow cut-out

We winter near Palm Springs at: https://www.missionlakescountryclub.com/ for golfing and best weather in the nation $59 flight one way from Palm Springs, CA into Bellingham, WA summer's (6months +1day) on Widbey Island, WA for boating and no income taxes.

Evening crusie in the PNW

For slow speed navigation.

whales following fish under Mai Pen Rai

will it fit into garage

x-mas day 2024

New tow van

Pulled out 10 12 2024b

On the dry

On the dry 2

On the dry 3

New wings