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Anyone in the market for a sternwheeler?https://www.denisonyachtsales.com/yachts-for-sale/willamette-queen-87-custom

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  • DouglasD Douglas

    @wtrmt @sarae @ai6yr @msbellows I think they have had their fill of purchasing boats 🀣

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    @douglasvb @sarae @ai6yr @msbellows even though Pete has been removing his tattoos (ouch), surely that doesn’t mean that he will be able to let that beauty pass him by.

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    • JimmyJ Jimmy

      @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae @msbellows Should have hired a surfer to pilot them.

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      @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae @msbellows Or a whitewater kayaker.

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      • JimmyJ Jimmy

        @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae @msbellows Or a whitewater kayaker.

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        @jhavok @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae You guys are thinking about it completely wrong. You don't want a routefinder in a SHALLOW craft; you want one that's deeper than the sternwheeler so it gets stuck first.

        I'm thinking either a fly fisherman in hip waders so when he steps wrong and they flood his loud cursing will alert the other captain to hit reverse, or a decommissioned Columbia River tug just because that compounds the transportation problem nicely.

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        • M.S. Bellows, Jr.M M.S. Bellows, Jr.

          @jhavok @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae You guys are thinking about it completely wrong. You don't want a routefinder in a SHALLOW craft; you want one that's deeper than the sternwheeler so it gets stuck first.

          I'm thinking either a fly fisherman in hip waders so when he steps wrong and they flood his loud cursing will alert the other captain to hit reverse, or a decommissioned Columbia River tug just because that compounds the transportation problem nicely.

          JimmyJ This user is from outside of this forum
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          @msbellows @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae Surfers and whitewater kayakers learn to read the surface telltales of shallow water. Or else.

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          • JimmyJ Jimmy

            @msbellows @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae Surfers and whitewater kayakers learn to read the surface telltales of shallow water. Or else.

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            @jhavok @msbellows @dougfir @W6KME @douglasvb @camless @sarae Kayakers? (i.e. so you don't get stranded on a sand bar?)

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            • AI6YR BenA AI6YR Ben

              @jhavok @msbellows @dougfir @W6KME @douglasvb @camless @sarae Kayakers? (i.e. so you don't get stranded on a sand bar?)

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              @ai6yr @msbellows @dougfir @W6KME @douglasvb @camless @sarae To stand on the bow and read the water.

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              • M.S. Bellows, Jr.M M.S. Bellows, Jr.

                @jhavok @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae You guys are thinking about it completely wrong. You don't want a routefinder in a SHALLOW craft; you want one that's deeper than the sternwheeler so it gets stuck first.

                I'm thinking either a fly fisherman in hip waders so when he steps wrong and they flood his loud cursing will alert the other captain to hit reverse, or a decommissioned Columbia River tug just because that compounds the transportation problem nicely.

                JimmyJ This user is from outside of this forum
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                @msbellows @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae That would limit the speed of the boat to the speed of wading through the water. And if the guide lost his footing you might need to recruit another one.

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                • M.S. Bellows, Jr.M M.S. Bellows, Jr.

                  @jhavok @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae You guys are thinking about it completely wrong. You don't want a routefinder in a SHALLOW craft; you want one that's deeper than the sternwheeler so it gets stuck first.

                  I'm thinking either a fly fisherman in hip waders so when he steps wrong and they flood his loud cursing will alert the other captain to hit reverse, or a decommissioned Columbia River tug just because that compounds the transportation problem nicely.

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                  @msbellows @jhavok @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless lol clearly you missed the news story about the duck hunting guy who wore his waders in his kayak

                  it was quite the topic of discussion on the kayak club email lost I tell you what

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                  • SaraS Sara

                    @msbellows @jhavok @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless lol clearly you missed the news story about the duck hunting guy who wore his waders in his kayak

                    it was quite the topic of discussion on the kayak club email lost I tell you what

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                    @sarae @msbellows @jhavok @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb The progression of this thread from "Hey, look at this sternwheeler YACHT" to "remember that one time a guy in waders got swamped?"

                    Grade A distraction from the dystopia. Thank you all πŸ™‚

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                    • JimmyJ Jimmy

                      @ai6yr @msbellows @dougfir @W6KME @douglasvb @camless @sarae To stand on the bow and read the water.

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                      @jhavok @ai6yr @dougfir @W6KME @douglasvb @camless @sarae In whitewater, maybe. In flatwater my kayak grounds in <6" so it hasn't exactly made me alert for shallows.

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                      • JimmyJ Jimmy

                        @msbellows @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae That would limit the speed of the boat to the speed of wading through the water. And if the guide lost his footing you might need to recruit another one.

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                        @jhavok @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb @camless @sarae I hear you on the speed part, but fly fishermen are pretty fungible around here.

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                        • Cadmus 🌲C Cadmus 🌲

                          @sarae @msbellows @jhavok @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb The progression of this thread from "Hey, look at this sternwheeler YACHT" to "remember that one time a guy in waders got swamped?"

                          Grade A distraction from the dystopia. Thank you all πŸ™‚

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                          @camless @msbellows @jhavok @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb look we've got our big disasters and our little disasters

                          and then we've got the disaster that is kayaking in waders

                          which at least is one you can prevent

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                          • M.S. Bellows, Jr.M M.S. Bellows, Jr.

                            @jhavok @ai6yr @dougfir @W6KME @douglasvb @camless @sarae In whitewater, maybe. In flatwater my kayak grounds in <6" so it hasn't exactly made me alert for shallows.

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                            @msbellows @jhavok @ai6yr @dougfir @douglasvb @camless @sarae Mine only draws about 4", but in sea kayaking, you really don't like to be in super shallow water if there is any swell. Good way to get stuffed on your head.

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                            • SaraS Sara

                              @camless @msbellows @jhavok @dougfir @W6KME @ai6yr @douglasvb look we've got our big disasters and our little disasters

                              and then we've got the disaster that is kayaking in waders

                              which at least is one you can prevent

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                              @sarae @camless @msbellows @jhavok @dougfir @ai6yr @douglasvb Waders on a kayak (I assume a sit-on-top fishing boat) doesn't bother me at all, or at least not as much as guys with a 165 pound fishing boat with pedal drive and an electric trolling motor that they call a "kayak" πŸ˜‚ πŸ˜‹

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