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home Aside posted 12-19-2009 09:46 AM ET (US)
Nice article...following History in a Montauk 17...pretty cool.
http://www.boatus.com/trailerclub/first_national_water.asp
Pat
deepwater posted 12-19-2009 10:12 AM ET (US)
That was great reading,,After some thought awhile back I have set-aside selling my Montauk,,I retire for good real soon and hope to disappear along the Atlantic northeast coast island river system in my Montauk,,If the work at the home is done or not I am,,Good days on the water bad days in the pub
sapple posted 12-19-2009 04:03 PM ET (US)
The author of this article has written a book, "Exploring the Chesapeak in small boats", which I have read. In it he devotes a chapter on what he considers the ideal boats, for exploring the Chesapeak. For powered boats, he considers the best boat to be a 17 foot center counsole with 90 hp engine. In his book he had a Mako but now he apparently has a Montauk.

For anyone who is interested:
http://www.amazon.com/Exploring-Chesapeake-Small-Boats-Williams/dp/ 0870334298

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Author	Topic: Article on "The First National Water Trail" featuring a Montauk 17
home Aside	posted 12-19-2009 09:46 AM ET (US) Nice article...following History in a Montauk 17...pretty cool. http://www.boatus.com/trailerclub/first_national_water.asp Pat
deepwater	posted 12-19-2009 10:12 AM ET (US) That was great reading,,After some thought awhile back I have set-aside selling my Montauk,,I retire for good real soon and hope to disappear along the Atlantic northeast coast island river system in my Montauk,,If the work at the home is done or not I am,,Good days on the water bad days in the pub
sapple	posted 12-19-2009 04:03 PM ET (US) The author of this article has written a book, "Exploring the Chesapeak in small boats", which I have read. In it he devotes a chapter on what he considers the ideal boats, for exploring the Chesapeak. For powered boats, he considers the best boat to be a 17 foot center counsole with 90 hp engine. In his book he had a Mako but now he apparently has a Montauk. For anyone who is interested: http://www.amazon.com/Exploring-Chesapeake-Small-Boats-Williams/dp/ 0870334298