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Yes your right about getting a bigger boat but theres the question of
already owning a dory 16ft long with two motors, and then buying a new one. As I use it only a few weekends a year i'm loathe to buy an upgrade. besides I put holes in this one just where I want the rods and stuff and I can manage it. The idea of a canvas dodger or canvas cover sounds a good one, maybe with hoops to support it at the bow gradually getting bigger till I can sit under them and then they collapse onto the bow foredeck? As for the trim of the boat, this boat is very stable and I use it with a low hp engine, it can take up to 120hp and it can take six people and kit. I thought a thin glassed marine ply cuddy might be the answer with a few perspex windows to let in the light. Low weight and waterproof. Thank you for the replies and keep on coming up with the good ideas, well done. Paul |
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