The 2014 Whitefish Chain Antique and Classic Wood Boat Ronde

[@whammond511]

I enjoyed this Rendezvous video but I would have enjoyed it more if there had been some dialogue about what the boats there were. I some that I recognized like the Falls Flyer. But was there a Ditchburn there?

[@kemplemays5433]

Awesome Videos

[@MegaBait1616]

no chart plotters, radar, fish finder's ? what good are they ? drive around, constant maintenance, costly repairs, ect. that's fun ? they look nice though of an old age of boats.

[@jimmygrant3212]

MegaBait56 don’t have costly repairs and don’t have constant maintenance. Don’t need a chart plotter or fish finder to have fun. Don’t need to fish to have fun either…

[@MegaBait1616]

@@jimmygrant3212 , for lakes their fine but i tuna fish and had a few wood boats in the 70- early 80's and always worried about being 70-120 miles offshore canyons and have a seam or joint pop. always had 3 bilge pumps in case that were high g.p.h. they look beautiful but i took charters out since 1974 till 2 years ago and i was always working on them to keep them up. i didn't see many if any rod holder's or out rigger's on the woodies? now wax on wax off and paint the bottom change the zinc's. :)

[@MegaBait1616]

they good for booze cruising and doing circles in a lake also hanging out at a marina bullshxxing. although they do look beautiful and are worth saving. they want $1,000.00 per foot to put on a #5200 bottom on ? be safe have a good year :)

[@jimmygrant3212]

MegaBait56 you get all the money you spend on a 5200 bottom back not just in value added to the boat but also in usability never have to soak the bottom again. A new bottom also isn’t rocket science someone can do it in their garage.