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KC wrote:
On 8/16/2014 1:05 PM, F Murtz wrote:
KC wrote:
tz wrote:
anyone got plans for 13 foot maybe 12' nested stitch and glue boat,all
th
a nesting "skiff"? for fishing and just running about etc,that can fit
up to four at a pinch, just a bit bigger than than the usual nesting
stitch and glue types that there are tons of plans for.

I am not sure that I have seen anything like that but I will look through
my stuff. For 4 people "in a pinch" I say you need at least a 12 foot
skiff, but if I were you I might want a scow instead, more room up front
and it might be easier to build. If you decide to modify an existing
plan, that might be the best way.

Do you want "nesting" as a novelty, or do you need it for transport,
other cause I have a 12 foot skiff that fits in the back of a pickup
truck, and would hold 4 "in a pinch"...

Unless that 12' is super wide, is not a 4 passenger boat. My 14'
lightweight aluminum Valco was a 3 person boat. The 12' was shorter by 2'
in the widest portion. So lots less carrying capacity. Maybe 4 little
people.

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Califbill wrote:
F Murtz wrote:
Califbill wrote:
F Murtz wrote:
KC wrote:
tz wrote:
anyone got plans for 13 foot maybe 12' nested stitch and glue boat,all
th
a nesting "skiff"? for fishing and just running about etc,that can fit up
to four at a pinch, just a bit bigger than than the usual nesting stitch
and glue types that there are tons of plans for

My friends Tolman.
http://www.fishyfish.com/bobbruce/

Could not find any stitch an glue nested boat plans at that URL.

You were looking at a larger stitch and glue boat. That is a 23' stitch
and glue boat. Look up Tolman Skiffs for plans.

I did but I am looking for a nested one.

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KC wrote:
On 8/16/2014 10:23 PM, F Murtz wrote:
Califbill wrote:
F Murtz wrote:
KC wrote:
tz wrote:
anyone got plans for 13 foot maybe 12' nested stitch and glue
boat,all
th
a nesting "skiff"? for fishing and just running about etc,that can
fit up
to four at a pinch, just a bit bigger than than the usual nesting
stitch
and glue types that there are tons of plans for.

My friends Tolman.
http://www.fishyfish.com/bobbruce/

Could not find any stitch an glue nested boat plans at that URL.

Yeah, I think they are suggesting you modify something.. Do you have the
skills to modify an existing plan, or do you need the plans to be
complete, start to finish?
I could probably take a short one and add a bit in the middle maybe but
it may be not that simple.

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KC wrote:
On 8/16/2014 1:05 PM, F Murtz wrote:
KC wrote:
tz wrote:
anyone got plans for 13 foot maybe 12' nested stitch and glue boat,all
th
a nesting "skiff"? for fishing and just running about etc,that can fit
up to four at a pinch, just a bit bigger than than the usual nesting
stitch and glue types that there are tons of plans for.

I am not sure that I have seen anything like that but I will look
through my stuff. For 4 people "in a pinch" I say you need at least a 12
foot skiff, but if I were you I might want a scow instead, more room up
front and it might be easier to build. If you decide to modify an
existing plan, that might be the best way.

Do you want "nesting" as a novelty, or do you need it for transport,
other cause I have a 12 foot skiff that fits in the back of a pickup
truck, and would hold 4 "in a pinch"...

I am in Australia, was hoping to bung it in a box trailer.
I might in the end go the other way and get a bigger one on a
trailer,but that would mean having three trailers to register each year.

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" I am in Australia, was hoping to bung it in a box trailer.
I might in the end go the other way and get a bigger one on a
trailer,but that would mean having three trailers to register each year. "

I have a 4'x 8' box type aluminum utility trailer also.
I was thinking of buying a 'sit on' kayak to play with at the beach.
If I do, I'll build a cradle to support the kayak on the utility trailer.
You might be able to design/build something similar.

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True North wrote:
" I am in Australia, was hoping to bung it in a box trailer.
I might in the end go the other way and get a bigger one on a
trailer,but that would mean having three trailers to register each year. "

I have a 4'x 8' box type aluminum utility trailer also.
I was thinking of buying a 'sit on' kayak to play with at the beach.
If I do, I'll build a cradle to support the kayak on the utility trailer.
You might be able to design/build something similar.


I do have this which I built to carry long stuff on, 3feet wide 19.5
feet from ball to rear 1 foot high sides, but it is not built to go into
water unless I fiddled a bit, so would have to lift boat on and off
which starts to get heavy over 12 feet if it is not two piece.
Would work for long canoe.

http://tinypic.com/r/okqvma/8

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True North wrote:
" I am in Australia, was hoping to bung it in a box trailer.
I might in the end go the other way and get a bigger one on a
trailer,but that would mean having three trailers to register each year. "

I have a 4'x 8' box type aluminum utility trailer also.
I was thinking of buying a 'sit on' kayak to play with at the beach.
If I do, I'll build a cradle to support the kayak on the utility trailer.
You might be able to design/build something similar.

I do have this which I built to carry long stuff on, 3feet wide 19.5
feet from ball to rear 1 foot high sides, but it is not built to go into
water unless I fiddled a bit, so would have to lift boat on and off
which starts to get heavy over 12 feet if it is not two piece.
Would work for long canoe.

http://tinypic.com/r/okqvma/8

stitch and glue plans
 

True North wrote:
" I am in Australia, was hoping to bung it in a box trailer.
I might in the end go the other way and get a bigger one on a
trailer,but that would mean having three trailers to register each year. "

I have a 4'x 8' box type aluminum utility trailer also.
I was thinking of buying a 'sit on' kayak to play with at the beach.
If I do, I'll build a cradle to support the kayak on the utility trailer.
You might be able to design/build something similar.

Just put the kayak on a rack on the car.

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" Just put the kayak on a rack on the car "


Don't own a car....and I'm not fussy about carrying a kayak on the roof of my truck.

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True North wrote:
" Just put the kayak on a rack on the car "


Don't own a car....and I'm not fussy about carrying a kayak on the roof of my truck.

Then why a trailer?