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logan posted 09-24-2002 01:00 AM ET (US)
Hi,
thought I would take a moment to introduce my self. My name is Logan and I live in South East Alaska. I have mostly grown up on boats and in particular whalers. I recently decided to get a boat. There was no choice but a whaler. my first choice would have been a 15 as I wanted small size but the v of the 15, however you usuly have to sell your first born child to get a 15 in this area and I don't have kids. so I have brought home my 13 foot powered by an old and tired 40 suzuki. anyway houdy to you all
Tsuriki BW posted 09-24-2002 01:17 AM ET (US)
Welcome to the best Whaler site on the Internet, logan. I'm sure you will enjoy it and learn whatever you would like to know.
Great bunch of people her. Look forward to you contribution in both questions and answers.
Tsuriki
Samars posted 09-24-2002 06:38 AM ET (US)
Welcome Logan,
tell us a little about the Whaler...year, options, what are you primarily using her for...
good luck and take care.
Bigshot posted 09-24-2002 10:17 AM ET (US)
Juno?......I know:)
Welcome!
jimp posted 09-24-2002 10:45 AM ET (US)
logan -
Welcome!
JimP
Juneau
Bigshot posted 09-24-2002 11:20 AM ET (US)
Never said I could spell. Not too many maps of Alaska here in FL. Sorry for the injustice to that wonderfull town. I guess I "don't know".
jimp posted 09-24-2002 02:09 PM ET (US)
Bigshot -
Come onup next summer. Great halibut and salmon fishing.
JimP
Samars posted 09-24-2002 02:16 PM ET (US)

Bigshot, if you go there...remember that summer there is between noon July 4th through noon July 5th. Bring the cold weather gear the rest of the year ;)
11 footer posted 09-24-2002 04:24 PM ET (US)
Welcome logan great to have you.
11
Bobby posted 09-24-2002 05:56 PM ET (US)
Welcome logan!
logan posted 09-24-2002 10:42 PM ET (US)
thanks for welcome,
the whaler is of unknown year at this point in time. i dont rightly remember the hull number at this time. when I got it all the wood was bad and it was a little damp in the foam. it spent a month in my garage standing upright geting refinished. she is uggly and still needs to loose a few pounds, kind of like its owner. right now it has an old 40 suzuki and a console from a ski barge. hull is all white and cockpit and deck are battleship gray with spots of 5200 here and there. mostly used to get me out of town and out on the water. Juneau is about 4 hours away if i can make 25 knots.
logan
scarlson posted 09-25-2002 06:37 PM ET (US)
Logan,
welcome aboard.
Whalering is a passion. Some start with really big boats, some with smaller whalers. Some start with new boats, some with used hulls and motors. The main thing is that you started with a hull that has the highest probability of bringing you back safe to your family and friends.
once again,
Welcome aboard.

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logan	posted 09-24-2002 01:00 AM ET (US) Hi, thought I would take a moment to introduce my self. My name is Logan and I live in South East Alaska. I have mostly grown up on boats and in particular whalers. I recently decided to get a boat. There was no choice but a whaler. my first choice would have been a 15 as I wanted small size but the v of the 15, however you usuly have to sell your first born child to get a 15 in this area and I don't have kids. so I have brought home my 13 foot powered by an old and tired 40 suzuki. anyway houdy to you all
Tsuriki BW	posted 09-24-2002 01:17 AM ET (US) Welcome to the best Whaler site on the Internet, logan. I'm sure you will enjoy it and learn whatever you would like to know. Great bunch of people her. Look forward to you contribution in both questions and answers. Tsuriki
Samars	posted 09-24-2002 06:38 AM ET (US) Welcome Logan, tell us a little about the Whaler...year, options, what are you primarily using her for... good luck and take care.
Bigshot	posted 09-24-2002 10:17 AM ET (US) Juno?......I know:) Welcome!
jimp	posted 09-24-2002 10:45 AM ET (US) logan - Welcome! JimP Juneau
Bigshot	posted 09-24-2002 11:20 AM ET (US) Never said I could spell. Not too many maps of Alaska here in FL. Sorry for the injustice to that wonderfull town. I guess I "don't know".
jimp	posted 09-24-2002 02:09 PM ET (US) Bigshot - Come onup next summer. Great halibut and salmon fishing. JimP
Samars	posted 09-24-2002 02:16 PM ET (US) Bigshot, if you go there...remember that summer there is between noon July 4th through noon July 5th. Bring the cold weather gear the rest of the year ;)
11 footer	posted 09-24-2002 04:24 PM ET (US) Welcome logan great to have you. 11
Bobby	posted 09-24-2002 05:56 PM ET (US) Welcome logan!
logan	posted 09-24-2002 10:42 PM ET (US) thanks for welcome, the whaler is of unknown year at this point in time. i dont rightly remember the hull number at this time. when I got it all the wood was bad and it was a little damp in the foam. it spent a month in my garage standing upright geting refinished. she is uggly and still needs to loose a few pounds, kind of like its owner. right now it has an old 40 suzuki and a console from a ski barge. hull is all white and cockpit and deck are battleship gray with spots of 5200 here and there. mostly used to get me out of town and out on the water. Juneau is about 4 hours away if i can make 25 knots. logan
scarlson	posted 09-25-2002 06:37 PM ET (US) Logan, welcome aboard. Whalering is a passion. Some start with really big boats, some with smaller whalers. Some start with new boats, some with used hulls and motors. The main thing is that you started with a hull that has the highest probability of bringing you back safe to your family and friends. once again, Welcome aboard.