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Re: I'm really not qualified to answer, but. . .
By:Dave Kreiton
Date: 5/21/2001, 7:49 pm

Peter, Thanks very much for your observations. I, too, am a novice kayaker and paddle mostly flat water in the marshes, creeks and estuaries of NE Florida. My wife built her CH16 from a kit and I made mine from her plans. (Yes, I paid the license fee!) Also built a West River 180 from the plans published in Sea Kayaker. We love all three. CLC's kits are top notch! It sounds like you built a Cormorant 16LT and since I do not plan to carry any great amount of gear, I'll have to give that a lot of thought. Less windage and less weight would be very nice. I am planning to S&G the hull and strip the deck. Hope to start soon, but I currently have several projects going around the house.
Dave

Messages In This Thread

CLC Chesapeake 16LT
Greg Root -- 5/19/2001, 12:49 pm
Re: CLC Chesapeake 16LT
LeeG -- 5/21/2001, 11:35 am
Re: CLC Chesapeake 16LT *Pic*
Peter H. -- 5/19/2001, 2:06 pm
Re: CLC Chesapeake 16LT
Dave Kreiton -- 5/20/2001, 2:29 pm
Re:CH vs. Cormorant...?
addison -- 5/21/2001, 5:14 pm
I'm really not qualified to answer, but. . .
Peter H. -- 5/21/2001, 6:31 pm
Re: I'm really not qualified to answer, but. . .
Dave Kreiton -- 5/21/2001, 7:49 pm
Re: I'm really not qualified to answer, but. . .
Peter H. -- 5/21/2001, 11:33 pm
Re: CLC Chesapeake 16LT
have never see Guy get over on wife -- 5/20/2001, 11:27 am