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  1. Baylinerchuck

    Rehab SportCraft 222 1983 deep V hull cuddy walkaround

    Fun!!
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    Rehab SportCraft 222 1983 deep V hull cuddy walkaround

    The Chesapeake Bay is ok for Rockfish, (strippers). It certainly was better years ago. VA put a moratorium on strippers and MD has tightened the regs, but we still catch a few every year. Have been out recently doing some bow fishing for cownosed ray. Now that is a fun time!!!
  3. Baylinerchuck

    '65 Lyn Craft Seabreeze 1500 Sport Runabout

    It really is amazing how much structure that foam provides. I really believe that’s why boats like mine didn’t have much of a stringer system.
  4. Baylinerchuck

    Removing nuts and bolts frozen from saltwater

    It really depends on how bad they are, size, how long they’ve been seized, and location. Heating the nut can help loosen the threads since both metals will expand at different rates. Brake fluid is a pretty good catalyst. Sometimes it’s just best to cut your losses and use a nut splitter...
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    Any home brewers out there?

    Sounds like the yeast was more of a wine yeast than it was a beer yeast....you were probably making vinegar instead of beer, lol. If I had to guess, I’d say something was not sanitized properly. Sanitization is definitely THE most important thing when brewing beer.
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    Any home brewers out there?

    Yes please share it.
  7. Baylinerchuck

    Any home brewers out there?

    LOL, trust me I get it. Some folks don’t like the additions of fruit. I brew an American brown ale that doesn’t have the fruit. There are as many types of beer meeting the Bavarian purity list as there brewers out there, some hoppy, some grainy, some malty, some dark, some light. I find orange...
  8. Baylinerchuck

    Rehab SportCraft 222 1983 deep V hull cuddy walkaround

    Never been up the C&D Canal, but used to go fishing with my Grandfather in the Delaware Bay. He slipped his boat just outside of Wildwood NJ at a campground. He’s a NE Philadelphia native, so that part of NJ was an escape to get outa that city. He worked for Fairmont Park. He would boat the Bay...
  9. Baylinerchuck

    1976 Tom Boy Boat, 1976 40 HP Johnson Outboard and who knows what Trailer

    My vote is for the 5200, obviously clamped for a few days to fully cure.
  10. Baylinerchuck

    1978 Ebbtide trihull restoration

    Cold weather won’t hurt the bare hull. Just make sure it’s fully supported on a cradle or a bunk type trailer and keep it dry. You definitely don’t want water getting in it, then freezing.
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    Any home brewers out there?

    I started home brewing a few years ago and have really enjoyed the challenge and honestly the chemistry. I have always loved creating stuff with my hands, and bringing a same philosophy of independence to the dinner table by way of hunting, fishing, butchering and canning. Brewing beer just...
  12. Baylinerchuck

    Free Boat, This thing is a badboy!

    Close to 5/8”, so once encapsulated it’ll be very strong.
  13. Baylinerchuck

    Rehab SportCraft 222 1983 deep V hull cuddy walkaround

    It’s gonna be easier to heat with those windows in this winter....
  14. Baylinerchuck

    '65 Lyn Craft Seabreeze 1500 Sport Runabout

    Pics
  15. Baylinerchuck

    '65 Lyn Craft Seabreeze 1500 Sport Runabout

    More advice.....1708 would be a real PITA to get to lay down over the top of a stringer, and is really not necessary. Save the 1708 for the tabbing. CSM should be used for this since the goal is to waterproof, not build bulk or strength. @tpenfield gave me an idea that really worked well and...
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    Free Boat, This thing is a badboy!

    Looking good.....and solid.
  17. Baylinerchuck

    Just 3 Words

    Oh, me too
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    Just 3 Words

    Boat posts welcomed
  19. Baylinerchuck

    1976 Tom Boy Boat, 1976 40 HP Johnson Outboard and who knows what Trailer

    Lol, my crappy phone didn’t know the correct spelling of crappie.
  20. Baylinerchuck

    1978 Ebbtide trihull restoration

    No need to use CSM before you use 1708. I use the CSM when I want to encapsulate and don’t necessarily need strength or build thickness. An example would be using CSM to waterproof your deck. I use 1708 for tabbing and building the thickness in the transom. A single layer of CSM will be plenty...
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