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Yep. Thankfully me and a bird dog are way under the weight on the placard haha

All set and ready for the shakedown cruise. Went well, the motors are a little old but the old Johnson 3 horse and the Wizard trolling motor both worked well. Looking forward to duck season - everyone be safe out there!

IT FLOATS! I got it out on the water for the first time since late duck season last December and she is ready for this year's duck season. Shoe Lake, Bald Mt. Recreation Area The finished project and renovated "Perfect Storm"

Not too high quality of a picture but these are the navigation lights with a night time shot. I think the LEDs will work out well. The mast light is on the port side at the stern of the boat.

The completed carpeting project! I took the remnants from the tops of the boxes and carpeted the interior starboard box as this is where all of the shotguns will be stored underway.

Carpeting glued and edges stapled.

Working on the carpeting today.

Interior coated with Herculiner Bed Liner. On to the wiring and getting the lights working. Switch Panel installed. The first is for the navigation and mast light, the second is wired for the headlights (soon to be delivered), the third for interior lights for the boxes, and the fourth is...

Looks great man! Glad to hear a fairly good opinion of the Steelflex. I've been thinking about coating the bottom of my boat with it also. After curing, does it still have a glossy finish? How long does it need to cure before you hit the water? Thanks!

Nice work on that - does it seem to hold well? Did you drill into boat or did you use braces to support the base?

Great job man looks good! As a side note I was down in Malakoff visiting family after some training and the wardens were issuing tickets to people trying to put it at the local launch because of the drought so don't get caught haha

The gas can isn't very large or heavy, the battery is only 20 pounds. Should be okay.

Here is the bottom and the sides of my boxes coated with Herculiner Here is the interior stern section coated with Herculiner

Also - you can pick up a Herculiner Kit at auto stores for $90.00. It comes with two rollers, brush, scuff pad, and one gallon which is plenty for three coats on the interior of a 12' Jon

Hey guys - If you're partial to Rhino Liner I understand. As a suggestion, try looking into Herculiner. I just coated my boat boxes with it and have startedmcoating the interior of the boat from the body line down. It works well - this is the third boat I've used it on. When you have small...

Have you heardmof Herculiner before? I'm coating my boat bottom with that today hopefully and ill post some pics up. I've used it before and I swear by it. Good luck hunting this year!

Are you plan on decking the whole boat or just the front and stern?

Dry-fit/mock-up of the storage boxes. Completed storage boxes. Starboard side for guns and rods and the port side for battery, gas, cooler, and blind bag. All I have left to dp is treat/coat the wood and I'll be ready for the waterfowl season!

Where did you get the center mount for your seat or did you build that on your own? That is a great set-up. If possible I might try to get a center seat in similar to yours. Great work!

My box work has taken an interesting turn lately. I've decided to make them removable so I can still utilize a full boat when I need it. I started off with measuring and cutting a base board for the floor and for the port side of the boat it will be compartmentalized for battery, gas, wiring...