Pickerel catching machine

[Megabyte]

Well not really... :))
The owner of this restored 1956 Harkers Island posted these photos to ClassicParker and I thought she would make the perfect pickerel stalker in the Severn tribs.

What do you guys think?

http://classicparker.com/phpBB2/files/dsc_0078_116.jpg

http://classicparker.com/phpBB2/files/dsc_0081_197.jpg

Check out the deadrise... Think she could get into some skinny water?

http://classicparker.com/phpBB2/files/dsc_0082_939.jpg

[J.A. Veil]

Hi Kevin -

That is a nice looking ride. Thanks for sharing the photos.

[goose70]

Nice boat, but a "perfect" Severn Pickerel chasing machine is apparently either a classic Whaler or a glitter boat.

[corddry]

I disagree:
Perfect pickeral boat is a kayak ;-)
Quiet
Quiet
Quiet
Shhhhhh

that's a classic looking skiff
Hard to beleive that painted waterline is where she really floats though.

[Megabyte]

Perfect pickeral boat is a kayak ;-)


No argument there!

I'm pretty sure that the blue bottom isn't anti-fowling paint. That boat lives on the trailer
I believe that the 2-tone paint job is for visual effect.

[attml]

Kevin,

When I saw the title of your thread I was hoping you were refering to yourself! The tournament has been a little slow so far! :-)

Definitely a sweet ride! That would be perfecr for this time of year!

Mark

[Capt.Nick]

.A wood boat is a very quiet way to sneak up on them.In the 40s & 50s,When trolling for pike in wood rowboats(oar power) tidal rivers was popular,my father in law would tell me stories of rowing around creeks with 2 rods astern with bobbers,spreader bars & minnows to catch them with..To keep warm,they'd drink wine & eat hot peppers.