low energy design

[kach22i]

Originally Posted by Pericles

Here is a hull design that works. http://www.alnmaritec.co.uk/downloads/Wave%20Angler.pdf

Nice pdf link.

How about just adding a fishing pole to this?
http://www.panbo.com/archives/cat_whats_on_board.html

[treeman]

Rule of thumb: If it scares you it'd scare a fish!

[Pericles]

Kach22i,

Nice, but expensive. I still favour the circular saw route.

Pericles

[Basjan]

I'm new to this site so don't be hard on me if I my 2 pence is worth nothing.

Here is some South African sites with cats that might be of interest.

www.twinspirit.biz

www.leecat.co.za

Treeman did n't indicate if he want's a trailerable boat.

Leecats come in various sizes 21' to around 40' and are basic trailerable workboats.
They are sturdy, can take rough seas and is probably the most widely used boats around our coast. With the right power plants they are economical to run.

[kach22i]

Originally Posted by Basjan

www.twinspirit.biz

www.leecat.co.za

Nice, I've seen that a lot of Cat fishing boats are being used on the east coast of USA. The trend has not really hit the Great Lakes region yet.

[Basjan]

Cats are very popular here due to there stability at anchor and in heavy seas.

The leecat design's only real flaw is that it dislikes weight in the bow, get the weight aft and the bow up and she'll trot home nicely.

[kach22i]

I have to ask, what does Basjan mean?

Results of a Google image search:
http://www.gouedrome.co.za/basjan.htm

[Basjan]

Nothing.
Just a local nickname that I like.

[kach22i]

Cool.