Re: [bolger] Re: June Bug as a rowboat only
Gary, what did you use?
HJ
gbship wrote:
HJ
gbship wrote:
> Mike: When I asked, Bolger recommended June Bug for the Ultimate
> Florida Challenge, a 1,200 mile version of the Everglades Challenge, as
> the best combination of rowing & sailing abilities and light weight. In
> flat water, he said it could do 4 mph for long periods . . .
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> Gary
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> --- Inbolger@yahoogroups.com, "mikeboatman3745" <mikeboatman@...>
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>> I am thinking of June Bug as an exercuse/recreational rowboat only,
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>> rig. How does she row?
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>> Mike
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Mike: When I asked, Bolger recommended June Bug for the Ultimate
Florida Challenge, a 1,200 mile version of the Everglades Challenge, as
the best combination of rowing & sailing abilities and light weight. In
flat water, he said it could do 4 mph for long periods . . .
Gary
--- Inbolger@yahoogroups.com, "mikeboatman3745" <mikeboatman@...>
wrote:
Florida Challenge, a 1,200 mile version of the Everglades Challenge, as
the best combination of rowing & sailing abilities and light weight. In
flat water, he said it could do 4 mph for long periods . . .
Gary
--- Inbolger@yahoogroups.com, "mikeboatman3745" <mikeboatman@...>
wrote:
>no
> I am thinking of June Bug as an exercuse/recreational rowboat only,
> rig. How does she row?
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> Mike
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The Zieger's have used their June Bug as a tender for their Martha Jane
and they appear quiet happy with it in that role. The all time great
picture of a June Bug under sail is at the bottom of their June Bug
section web pages
http://www.akzeigers.com/JB.html
Running towards shore on Berner's Bay. I often use it as wallpaper on
the computer.
Mark Zeiger's comment at the end of the page "I highly recommend this
design for anyone looking for a tender that's easy to row, fun to sail,
and stable enough for pulling anchors and crab pots!"
HJ
mikeboatman3745 wrote:
and they appear quiet happy with it in that role. The all time great
picture of a June Bug under sail is at the bottom of their June Bug
section web pages
http://www.akzeigers.com/JB.html
Running towards shore on Berner's Bay. I often use it as wallpaper on
the computer.
Mark Zeiger's comment at the end of the page "I highly recommend this
design for anyone looking for a tender that's easy to row, fun to sail,
and stable enough for pulling anchors and crab pots!"
HJ
mikeboatman3745 wrote:
> I am thinking of June Bug as an exercuse/recreational rowboat only, no
> rig. How does she row?
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> Mike
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I am thinking of June Bug as an exercuse/recreational rowboat only, no
rig. How does she row?
Mike
rig. How does she row?
Mike