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<blockquote data-quote="ColtonS" data-source="post: 380558" data-attributes="member: 17525"><p>I've personally never seen a "spooned" boat other than your's but it appears to work great. Since the spoon has to be bent/shaped they must be constructed of lighter material that is more apt to get dented/misshaped once again causing cavitation...possibly worse than it was before. In the shallow rocky rivers I run, a spoon probably wouldn't last a whole season that's why the flat bottom guys are going with the reverse tunnel design because it can be made of 1/4" material if need be.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ColtonS, post: 380558, member: 17525"] I've personally never seen a "spooned" boat other than your's but it appears to work great. Since the spoon has to be bent/shaped they must be constructed of lighter material that is more apt to get dented/misshaped once again causing cavitation...possibly worse than it was before. In the shallow rocky rivers I run, a spoon probably wouldn't last a whole season that's why the flat bottom guys are going with the reverse tunnel design because it can be made of 1/4" material if need be. [/QUOTE]
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