Jeff Potter wrote:
Dan Valleskey valleskey at comcast dot net wrote in message . ..

Hi Jeff-
Paddle it anyway. It won't be race legal, but I bet it works okay as
a work-out boat.


A hogged boat isn't legal? Weird.

I wanted it for use on a twisty river with casual paddlers
(wife'n'kids). The hog would seem to make for TOUGH cornering. The
current owner says to just roll it on side and ends come out and a
turn is easy, but...

Speaking of legal... Is a rudder legal in a fla****er hut-boat race?
(MCRA?) What about using a pole instead of / in addition to a paddle?

--JP
Nope:
Rule V.A.9 Rudders: There shall be no mechanical steering devices in any
USCA classes except the ICF Kayak class. This does not include fixed
keel or skegs as deemed allowable under present keel and concavity rules.