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<blockquote data-quote="mposluns" data-source="post: 182664" data-attributes="member: 4924"><p>Thanks for your note. Glad to know someone else does something along these lines.</p><p></p><p>Fishing tuna out there sounds awesome. I'm certainly big on filing a float plan. I did the Canadian Power Squadron course. Float plans were a big thing. As was a list of things to check off before casting off. I'm getting my list encased in plastic.</p><p></p><p>I'll have to check out Boat US. That's a new one for me. If I can gradually extend my reach, the rest should be ok. Packing supplies will be interesting. </p><p></p><p>Lewis, who wrote about his 1922 trip in a 3hp. made a point of checking the weather each time he crossed a big bay far out in the big water. I'll get across much faster than he did but it would still be a good idea to look before I leap.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mposluns, post: 182664, member: 4924"] Thanks for your note. Glad to know someone else does something along these lines. Fishing tuna out there sounds awesome. I'm certainly big on filing a float plan. I did the Canadian Power Squadron course. Float plans were a big thing. As was a list of things to check off before casting off. I'm getting my list encased in plastic. I'll have to check out Boat US. That's a new one for me. If I can gradually extend my reach, the rest should be ok. Packing supplies will be interesting. Lewis, who wrote about his 1922 trip in a 3hp. made a point of checking the weather each time he crossed a big bay far out in the big water. I'll get across much faster than he did but it would still be a good idea to look before I leap. [/QUOTE]
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