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<blockquote data-quote="GoneFishin34" data-source="post: 358084" data-attributes="member: 14154">Same here! I just bought my first boat this year and plan to do some work to it, too. I&#039;ve only taken mine out to Big Creek but I&#039;m ready to try it out on a few other lakes. I&#039;ve heard Brushy Creek is great for Walleye and Ahquabi is decent for crappie. I&#039;ve never been to Badger but heard from one of the fishing guys at Scheels that it&#039;s a good place to go. They also recommended a place called &#039;Don Williams&#039; up by Ames. Well maybe I&#039;ll see you/your boat out at Big Creek sometime! I don&#039;t have many pics of mine yet - I&#039;d show you the couple I do have if I could figure out how to upload pics - but its an old red/black starcraft seafarer. I do have a question about your transom - did you use plywood and glue several layers together? Or just one solid piece of wood?Again, great work on yours!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GoneFishin34, post: 358084, member: 14154"] Same here! I just bought my first boat this year and plan to do some work to it, too. I've only taken mine out to Big Creek but I'm ready to try it out on a few other lakes. I've heard Brushy Creek is great for Walleye and Ahquabi is decent for crappie. I've never been to Badger but heard from one of the fishing guys at Scheels that it's a good place to go. They also recommended a place called 'Don Williams' up by Ames. Well maybe I'll see you/your boat out at Big Creek sometime! I don't have many pics of mine yet - I'd show you the couple I do have if I could figure out how to upload pics - but its an old red/black starcraft seafarer. I do have a question about your transom - did you use plywood and glue several layers together? Or just one solid piece of wood? Again, great work on yours! [/QUOTE]

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