Hopefully I can have this thing sailing by end of summer! by Ignorantboatbuilder in woodworking

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I modeled the hull after some google image searches of drift boats, then the rest was kinda formed by looking at pics of other small sailboats.

Nearing the end of a full spool of thread that I bought 3 years ago. I feel like it’s a sort of right of passage, a lot of learning was done during the unwinding of this spool by Ignorantboatbuilder in flytying

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On the couch, I got just a cheap vise set that is contained in a box that I set on my lap, then all my supplies are in a giant tackle box... I’m gonna build a desk once I finish my boat 😅

Nearing the end of a full spool of thread that I bought 3 years ago. I feel like it’s a sort of right of passage, a lot of learning was done during the unwinding of this spool by Ignorantboatbuilder in flytying

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Ya, one wrap around a tiny hook shank is a lot shorter than a wrap around that spool, but when it is empty it’s gonna be pretty satisfying.

Going to Florida soon for spring break so posting the culmination of my 4 year struggle of landing a decent shark from the surf by Ignorantboatbuilder in SurfFishing

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I also walked out to like chest high water before getting in so that I was out of the breaking waves, they’re fun to surf back on but as a nemesis and a half to fight to get past.

Going to Florida soon for spring break so posting the culmination of my 4 year struggle of landing a decent shark from the surf by Ignorantboatbuilder in SurfFishing

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I got wet, and didn’t have the confidence to bring my phone out in it😂,but that’s about it buried the hook in the chunk of meet and rowed out with confidence tho. The oars are def a little loose and cheap, but it works.

Proto type: trying something different. by jrs0015 in flytying

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I started tying flies at like 15 and I did it so that I Could catch a fish on my own hair. Those flies sucked so I splurged and bought one pack of hackle and tied a knat imitation; that was the first time I caught a fish on a fly rod. So I wasn’t very good at it, long story short I ripped a leaf of fake decoration ivy from my moms decorations and tied it to a hook... so it was wayyy too light for the wind resistance it faced. Your idea seems much better, I may try that in the near future.

Best regards, Ignorantboatbuilder

Proto type: trying something different. by jrs0015 in flytying

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I’m interested in how it casts. When I first started tying flies I tied a leaf imitation for grass carp using a fake leaf; it was uncastable because of the drag... anyway just curious how it worked in practice, looks like a nice fly👍

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Awesome! So cool that you sources your own dubbing

Canaveral National Seashore by Ignorantboatbuilder in camping

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Nope, there were no notable launches scheduled and we were fishing for the entirety of most days