Show Us Your Whaler

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby Jeff » Thu Nov 26, 2015 9:09 am

Mav,

That 18 turned out great!! You really did a great job on her..
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby Maverick » Fri Nov 27, 2015 10:03 am

Thanks, Jeff, She's a lot of bang for a small package. My lab loves the dive door...easy in and out to nab that elusive tennis ball. (:>

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby drtlvr » Tue Dec 01, 2015 2:25 pm

Just picked this up 13' super sport limited really excited to take it out in spring
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby picflight » Tue Dec 01, 2015 4:07 pm

Maverick wrote:...[snip]...new 2015 ETEC 150 HO...[snip].....


Very nice motor and boat Maverick. Noting like getting to the bottom of the boat to refurbish it.
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby Dutchman » Wed Dec 02, 2015 10:28 am

Warren that is a great slide show you published via the link above.
Especially the picture numbers 12, 30, 39, 40, 47, 85, and 88 of 93.
I love the number 40 with the boat in the trough.
It almost looks like the photographer was in the water with the 12, 30, 39 & 47 shots. How were those taken (we know he wasn't in the water)?
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby Driller » Wed Dec 02, 2015 10:33 pm

Here is my '73 outrage 21 project. Served me well on many salmon trips this season
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby Don McIntyre - MI » Thu Dec 03, 2015 6:34 am

The other Whaler: It's a 1991 Revenge 25 Walk-Through with twin Evinrude 150-HP engines. These images were shot in the Benjamin Island group of the North Channel region of Ontario. Specifically, one in Porcupine Island harbor and the other in the north bay of North Benjamin, in 2010.
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby WarrenT » Fri Dec 04, 2015 3:30 am

Dutchman wrote:Warren that is a great slide show you published via the link above.
Especially the picture numbers 12, 30, 39, 40, 47, 85, and 88 of 93.
I love the number 40 with the boat in the trough.
It almost looks like the photographer was in the water with the 12, 30, 39 & 47 shots. How were those taken (we know he wasn't in the water)?


The swells in the Pacific Ocean around Northern California sometimes (most times) are 5-10 feet...so easy to photograph other boats when they are in the trough as your boat is on the top. :-)

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby thammer » Fri Dec 04, 2015 11:15 am

Don McIntyre - MI wrote:The other Whaler: It's a '91 25 Revenge Walk-Through with twin 150 Evinrudes. These images were shot in the Benjamin Island group of the North Channel region of Ontario. Specifically, one in Porcupine Island harbor and the other in the north bay of North Benjamin, in 2010.


One of our favorite places to boat!!! Thanks for the pic. Beautiful!

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby Zotcha » Mon Dec 07, 2015 1:50 pm

My second BW, refurbished myself. 1982 Sport 15. 2005 Yamaha F60, Bobs Machine 5 in 1 manual jack plate. About 400 hours when sold to my neighbor for $8500! Ten years, lost about 4 Grand!!! Not a bad return. Boat was Porshe on the water!

Currently constructing a 1988 Sport 15, converting from traditional side consul to center, including a custom rigging tube, tilting consul, mini leaning post and 18 gallon fuel custom aluminum fuel cell. For sale this spring.

This pic taken at my dock in Hernando Beach, Fla.. Primary residence still Bluffton, SC. where project Whaler, and two Classic SeaCrafts are stored indoors.

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby Acseatsri » Mon Dec 07, 2015 5:52 pm

1993 23 Walkaround, single Honda 250
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby Murphy » Tue Dec 08, 2015 11:59 pm

1973 Whaler 19 in front of the gun battery ruins on Wassaw Island.

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Low tide. :-)

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby Murphy » Wed Dec 09, 2015 12:20 am

1984 13 foot Whaler being piloted by my son Patrick on Lake Lanier.

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby jjrdha » Tue Dec 15, 2015 9:53 am

1999 Ventura 18
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby tg426 » Tue Dec 15, 2015 12:29 pm

My 1988 Outrage 18

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby John B » Wed Dec 16, 2015 2:21 am

1984 Montauk. I'm excited for all the upgrades I'll be starting up.
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby omnivor » Fri Dec 18, 2015 2:08 pm

1986 Montauk at our camp on Cow Island in Lake Winnipesaukee. There are 260+ islands on this lake...I think I've hit all of them. Anyway, we bought "Cub's Tub" in Oregon and trucked her across country behind our 1970'ish Jeep Grand Cherokee. Rides like a brick and could use a restore but I still get complements towing her home...about the boat, that is. Image

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby Craig McCutcheon » Sat Dec 19, 2015 10:39 am

The Whaler Fleet Lake Simcoe Summer 2015...
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1984 15' Whaler SS... Working on refinishing mahogany this winter
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby Dutchman » Mon Dec 21, 2015 10:57 am

omnivor wrote: I still get complements towing her home...about the boat, that is. Image


Love that spray/wind breaker canvas
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Survey of engines seen in "Show Us Your Whaler"

Postby jimh » Mon Dec 21, 2015 12:44 pm

Through December 21, 2015, the boats shown here have the following distribution of engine brands:

Yamaha 17
Mercury 16
E-TEC 11
Honda 8
Johnson 8
Evinrude 7
Suzuki 2
Verado 2
Bearcat 1

ASIDE: The list counts the number of boats with a particular engine brand. The list does not count the number of engines.

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby mtrotman » Fri Jan 22, 2016 3:40 pm

1987 17' Montauk
1998 90HP Honda 4 Stroke

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby Maverick » Sat Jan 23, 2016 6:48 am

Great photo, mtrotman!!! Gotta tell us more about that shot, way too cool to leave us guessing, hah!

What inlet is that...Trenchards perhaps?

Thanks, Mav

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby jhomeister » Sun Jan 24, 2016 9:28 am

This is my (dad's) 16-footer. It's a 1970 with a 1969 Bearcat, 1970 Gator trailer. Receipt just says 16-foot with reversible pilot seat. Dad built the forward deck using redwood and a neighbor's Sakonnet as a template. The boat was sold a few years back for a year to a guy in Virginia (thus the reg numbers), but he sold it back to me and my siblings. Other than the year in Virginia it has lived life on the Detroit River and Lake Erie out of Trenton, Michigan, and on the Antrim County, Michigan chain of lakes, where it now resides and is pictured on the hard. Sorry, no good recent on the water pics.
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My SUPER SPORT 15

Postby PennyRacer » Tue Jan 26, 2016 9:03 pm

My new Christmas gift or toy or project: a 1984 SUPER SPORT 15 with 1992 Yamaha 70-HP. The boat needs some TLC. I have new wheel and other items coming and will update as I move along. The engine is dialed-in and runs fantastically. I am excited to join the Whaler club--first time owning one.

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby Dutchman » Wed Jan 27, 2016 2:43 pm

Nice looking Whaler just needs some varnish on the wood work and she'll look great
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Postby greenaub@hotmail.com » Thu Jan 28, 2016 11:03 am

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th "Flying Dutchman"...a work in progress!! Re- doing wood this winter, replacing rubrail, installing stereo, etc. Took her out to the Nipple (36 miles from Orange Beach) and trolled-caught three nice Mahi---was a blast. Thanks to Phil for helping me load photo
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Postby Oldslowandugly » Thu Jan 28, 2016 12:57 pm

I was looking for a bare hull to fix up and I found this beat up 1985 Sport 15 for a pretty good price. I replaced the drain tubes with stainless steel, patched about a million screw holes, and painted the inside with polyurethane, decks with anti-skid granules added. Outer hull is original, compounded, and waxed. I built a hinged aft deck to cover the gas tanks, add storage, and to provide some seating/standing room. The console is a small Todd unit that doesn't take up much room and I fit all the wiring inside. Flip back cooler seat is comfy and is great dry storage. I already had a 1993 Evinrude 48SPL and it is perfect for this boat- plenty of speed yet sips gas. The battery and flare box are under the hinged front swivel seat box. Front railing is new, sides are from a 17 footer. I use the front anchor locker for a fish live well because it drains under way and fills at rest. Thank you to this site for everything I know about Whalers. This boat performs better than I ever imagined and is my favorite fishing boat ever!ImageImageImageImageImage
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby wessolbuf1 » Sun Jan 31, 2016 2:48 am

Hi this is my new to me 1969 Whaler 13. It has a Mercury 50h.p. and custom made interior. I will be spending my time with it near Stuart Fl.
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby Oldslowandugly » Sun Jan 31, 2016 11:07 pm

Wow, that's an admirable set up. Perfect small no nonsense console. What is the aft deck made of? It looks like Star Board or is someone a fiberglass wizard? Gas tanks and battery out of the way. Excellent use of space, and you can stand/sit on it. NICE!

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby alfa » Mon Feb 01, 2016 1:13 am

PennyRacer, nice 15 !

I enjoy mine,also bought used, with some TLC they are great !
Added a jack Plare, it's a rocket...
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby wessolbuf1 » Mon Feb 01, 2016 6:11 pm

Oldslowandugly wrote:Wow, that's an admirable set up. Perfect small no nonsense console. What is the aft deck made of? It looks like Star Board or is someone a fiberglass wizard? Gas tanks and battery out of the way. Excellent use of space, and you can stand/sit on it. NICE!


Thank you! The box is made of fiberglass. The floor has also been flattened out. I just added the fuel tank and (which used to be under the console) and the battery used to be in the box which is now empty and the battery is under the console. I have a custom made pad that covers the entire box and it supports more weight than the boat could handle. I love the setup on this boat I have not seen another one like it. Thanks for the reply

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Postby Oldslowandugly » Mon Feb 01, 2016 10:06 pm

That's one fuel tank?!? I thought it was two- good placement up front- it will balance your weight. I love seeing the limited space on these great boats being maximized.

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby Atom » Wed Feb 10, 2016 10:16 am

1992 Montauk 17 I just inherited from my Dad. He bought it new years ago. It has been sitting about 75 yards from beach surf all this time so I am doing some work to replace and fix a bit of rust here and there on both boat and trailer. I think this was his third trailer. Not sure what to do with wood - it is dry and grey but in good shape. He replaced the original Merc with a Yamaha 90TLR 2008. Motor runs like a top. Had it in lake last Saturday. Replaced water pump as maintenance.

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby oysterman » Wed Feb 10, 2016 5:28 pm

I had new upholstery installed end of last summer. Pictures don't show too well. The logo is stitched into the back. This looks real nice. Also had a new cover made. This one covers from the front of the cooler to the back of the RPS. This is much better than the two covers I had.
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby Dutchman » Thu Feb 11, 2016 9:47 am

The recover of the seats look great especially with the BW logo sewed in. (was that done locally for you?)
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby oysterman » Thu Feb 11, 2016 10:06 pm

Dutchman- yes I had it and the cover done by a local place here in Olympia, Washington. Very talented people.

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Postby Dutchman » Fri Feb 12, 2016 3:27 pm

oysterman thanks. It must be nice to have an embroidery machine that can handle that material.
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

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This is my 1977 sport 15 sitting on the dock a few days after I bought her last summer July 2015. This is in Chatham, Cape Cod. The cushions (one is not in picture) were from my late grandfathers Eastport. His boat was sold over 25 years ago but he must have kept the cushion them and I found it in the garage and now they are coming in handy. The foam is a little funky but other than that in great shape, they dont make them like they use too!

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby BlueSmoke » Sun Feb 14, 2016 8:56 am

This is her now, I built this tent frame with green and scrap wood and the mahogony is waiting for me to start sanding!
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby mgajim » Sun Feb 14, 2016 11:35 am

1972 Currituck with custom folding dodger, tube consul and aft seat. This arrangement is light weight and has served well for 44 years
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Postby Don McIntyre - MI » Sun Feb 14, 2016 6:25 pm

JPenny -

And in the background of the third shot looks like a Supercat, either 19 or 21'?

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby Smallfrye » Tue Feb 16, 2016 1:38 pm

1990 Gardian w/ 5' dive door, forward console and powered bu a 225 Yammi.
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby pcrussell50 » Thu Feb 18, 2016 6:17 pm

This was just outside a marina on San Francisco bay, the day I test drove it, when it was still owned by CWW member Brian/FISHNFF
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If you use Photobucket you can load your picture to it and then click "edit". Then adjust the size to anything under 900 width and it will post here.

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1985 22 revenge walk through 2000 13ft sport

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Postby lrb59 » Fri Feb 26, 2016 12:36 pm

1997 Montauk, with some custom touches, at my dock last summer, sure to wish it was May
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby jcrwshw » Mon Feb 29, 2016 5:19 pm

1989 Outrage 22. A little dirty from living outside under a tree but definitely a conversation starter where ever I go. The pilot house is a BW design and sold through the commercial division, I modified it slightly by extending the roof line 18" and cutting the wrap around grab rail and then replacing them with two vertical grabs in the front and one in the back port side.
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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby roguewave » Thu Mar 03, 2016 7:27 am

1998 Montauk 17 with 1998 Mercury 90-HP--just bought it.

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Re: Show Us Your Whaler

Postby spider » Fri Mar 04, 2016 7:53 pm

Here is my 1985 Boston Whaler Revenge 25 Walk-Through. The boat is powered by a 2013 Mercury 225 Pro XS, which does a nice job with the boat. Trailer is a Load Rite. The rig tows well behind my 1999 Suburban 2500 with 7.4-liter engine.

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