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hauptjm posted 01-12-2001 03:09 PM ET (US)
Based on the results of the polling data, this is the boat:
http://continuouswave.com/whaler/cetacea/cetaceaPage14.html

kingfish posted 01-12-2001 03:32 PM ET (US)
To which of those fine boats (and rogues)would you be referring?? (that link gives me a page full of the two)
kingfish
Ray posted 01-12-2001 10:38 PM ET (US)
My vote still goes for the 25 footer named "WhiteWater". Forget the polls!
jimh posted 01-13-2001 10:30 AM ET (US)
As I was working on the next CETACEA photo collection, I realized that they almost all fit the category dictated by the results of the polling:
--16/17-foot hull
--OMC power
--Stowed on a trailer
--plenty of wooden components!
With that in mind, here are the Voting Booth Whalers:
http://continuouswave.com/whaler/cetacea/cetaceaPage33.html
--jimh
hardensheetmetal posted 01-13-2001 05:48 PM ET (US)
Sometimes I hate this website - I see all the pictures of really beatifully kept boats, and people in shorts and t-shirts lounging in the sun on there whalers, then I peer outside, behind my garage and see just the outer chines and 'Vee' portion of my Revenge peeking out from under its snowy tomb, and I know it will stay that way for at least another two months, HOW DEPRESSING - Thanks for the glimps of better days!
whalerron posted 01-15-2001 11:53 PM ET (US)
Jim - In the writeup about my Minot, I mentioned the time I was boarded by the Coast Guard and you mentioned that hopefully they had wiped their feet before boarding. The truth is that I had them remove their shoes. There was no way I was going to let anyone step into my Whaler with shoes on their feet! I also wouldn't let them get their boat any closer to mine than 3 feet. That made for an interesting boarding with those Coast Guard "persons" jumping across 3 feet of water into my boat in their stocking feet! Thank goodness for that Whaler nonskid decking!
.... you oughta hear some of my fish stories.....

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Author	Topic: The voting poll Whaler
hauptjm	posted 01-12-2001 03:09 PM ET (US) Based on the results of the polling data, this is the boat: http://continuouswave.com/whaler/cetacea/cetaceaPage14.html
kingfish	posted 01-12-2001 03:32 PM ET (US) To which of those fine boats (and rogues)would you be referring?? (that link gives me a page full of the two) kingfish
Ray	posted 01-12-2001 10:38 PM ET (US) My vote still goes for the 25 footer named "WhiteWater". Forget the polls!
jimh	posted 01-13-2001 10:30 AM ET (US) As I was working on the next CETACEA photo collection, I realized that they almost all fit the category dictated by the results of the polling: --16/17-foot hull --OMC power --Stowed on a trailer --plenty of wooden components! With that in mind, here are the Voting Booth Whalers: http://continuouswave.com/whaler/cetacea/cetaceaPage33.html --jimh
hardensheetmetal	posted 01-13-2001 05:48 PM ET (US) Sometimes I hate this website - I see all the pictures of really beatifully kept boats, and people in shorts and t-shirts lounging in the sun on there whalers, then I peer outside, behind my garage and see just the outer chines and 'Vee' portion of my Revenge peeking out from under its snowy tomb, and I know it will stay that way for at least another two months, HOW DEPRESSING - Thanks for the glimps of better days!
whalerron	posted 01-15-2001 11:53 PM ET (US) Jim - In the writeup about my Minot, I mentioned the time I was boarded by the Coast Guard and you mentioned that hopefully they had wiped their feet before boarding. The truth is that I had them remove their shoes. There was no way I was going to let anyone step into my Whaler with shoes on their feet! I also wouldn't let them get their boat any closer to mine than 3 feet. That made for an interesting boarding with those Coast Guard "persons" jumping across 3 feet of water into my boat in their stocking feet! Thank goodness for that Whaler nonskid decking! .... you oughta hear some of my fish stories.....