JEM Watercraft

That is one beautiful pirogue!

Price is $300 firm - the ladder, epoxy and fillers are worth that alone. No takers and she may see a Viking funeral (that's what Barhopr suggested) :roll: :shock: Email me at chalk03@gmail.com if interested - pickup in Panama City, FL May entertain meeting up as far as Moultrie, Georgia or somewher...

Jimmy W wrote:That boat is likely shorter, but it reminds me a lot of the AuSable River boats.

sure does. At one point of time I thought about building Sable for the flats and creeks here in Florida.

I'm no expert but have found this from practical usage. Words of wisdom none-the-less. Thanks Paddle it up to the shore and the front of the boat is on land so you just walk up and step out. It is also useful when you run up on something while paddling... it takes a lot less effort to get off a log...

Well, looks like another boat builder bit the dust. Shame...

The one in the picture is awesome. My only question concerns the amount of rocker. I've never understood why so many historical flat water boats use so much rocker. Specially those with super low shear anyway. The other down side IMHO is the wind catching nature of it all while poling. My yak has ro...

This isn't my personal request but I talked to a guy over the weekend who brought up the old railbird skiff. I have seen them on line but don't have much info on them beyond what you can find below. I've seen doubleenders and square stern versions of this skiff. I think it makes a nice personal pole...

Another possibility:


http://www.uglyboatinc.com/15%27%20Skiff.html

Maybe this?
http://www.saltermarine.com/CreekCraftBoats.html

I brought up your paddlebord design in a discussion on stand up fishing on http://www.standupzone.com/

I've been a member there for about 2 years I guess.

Hopefully you'll get some added attention from it.