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Anybody know what
Steve O'Neal's "ride" is? Trying to remember which boat might have been his out at San Marcos.
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mulege marv
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8 foot
well sorry i was on the water, hook. and for a swell to come over the bow of this boat i think it would have to be a little higher than 3' . when the
boat behind you says your boat was disappearing in the swells, sorry this boat has a little more than 3' out of the water, but whatever, it was ugly
Want what you have
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Bruce R Leech
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don't you measure a swell from the sea level?
3 foot swell + 3 foot trough makes a 6 foot sea. or am I wrong?
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Wave height is measured Trough to Crest.
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Bruce R Leech
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what about swell?
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Bruce R Leech
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some info
http://www.sailfree.com/Classroom/lesson8.htm
this info shows that I was incorrect.
[Edited on 11-17-2005 by Bruce R Leech]
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comitan
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Your doing good bruce.
Strive For The Ideal, But Deal With What\'s Real.
Every day is a new day, better than the day before.(from some song)
Lord, Keep your arm around my shoulder and your hand over my mouth.
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nice pic of your boat Marv! glad yur still launching it. see you and Cathy manana. we got the cranberries, fresh.
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Both Hook and I agree that the waves with swells were in the 5-6 foot range. Probably the occassional bigger.
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Waves
Were there any 14' tins out there? Not that I would be out in a 16'-18'. Unless I could talk one of salts into driving, to much of a rookie!
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Acudoc and I lasted about 5 hours
each day in a 16 foot Klamath. It's a center console. I cant imagine what it would be like in a stern steering boat.
We were the smallest boat I saw out there.
The most uncomfortable part of the days were returning to port with the wind and swells on our starboard hindquarter. I was constantly working the
trim to get the most out of the waves push. We were pretty wet, but never took a wave over the side, transom or bow, even simply sitting in the slop
and trying to catch fish.
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Bruce R Leech
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starboard hindquarter? Hook I think you have coined a new nautical term.
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I think I was dreaming
about that local girl behind the bar at the Pelicano......
Forgive me if that's your wife, Bruce.
[Edited on 11-18-2005 by Hook]
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Starboard hindquarter? I think I had that for dinner the other night.
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Starboard hindquarter?
| Quote: | Originally posted by backninedan
Starboard hindquarter? I think I had that for dinner the other night. |
My belly hurts!
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