It's too bad you don't know dick about small boat boating on places
where the 16-degree deadrise hulls are popular.

I think it's awesome that you know exactly, how much someone *doesn't* know,
about something. I also think it's awesome that you're such an expert on
*everything,* particularly politics, boating, concrete, beer, boatbuilding,
septic tank pumping, stump shooting, etc, etc.!

Dr. Phil would have a field day with you. I know we do. ;-)

--Mike

"HK" wrote in message
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Wayne.B wrote:
On Tue, 8 Jan 2008 22:00:02 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:

It still would be interesting to sea trial the two similar boats that
was the subject of this thread ... the Parker with a 16 degree and the
Steigers with a 21 degree deadrise.

I think we know how that would turn out. Bring on another case of
shock absorbers.

The 16-degree Parkers do very well in the chop. Very sharp bow entry,
tabs, and you move right along at a decent clip.

It's too bad you don't know dick about small boat boating on places where
the 16-degree deadrise hulls are popular. Very, very popular. The biggest
selling Parkers hereabouts are the 16-degree deadrise 21 and 23 footers.