Ep:1 Random Interesting Boats | A Double-Ender Trawler

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[@AloneinRemoteAlaska]

VERY NICE! I do like things made with teak. I bet that has to be “brightened” often. I think if I was a boater that aluminum would be my choice still. 😁

[@RutherfordTony]

That is a beautiful boat. Put a coat on all of the wood and it would pop! Living quarters in it and all. Thanks!

[@jimsteele7108]

That thing is cool!

[@erikyoutube5692]

I have always loved trawlers they lead to adventure you can go anywhere on them, but but I totally get your shiny boat man. I grew up on the Mississippi river. I mean some of the time and I can see you just can pull up in any little estuary or whatever little river Anchor pull it right up in the bank.

[@davelawrence6777]

Cool boat but would require constant up keep between the teak bright v work and then that roof also looks like some weird groved planking

[@norcalprospecting2809]

Wow, that is a beauty! I just bought a 36' Double Ender commercial F.V. I'm pretty amped on what I hear about how she handles. Especially out here on Oregon Coast. Coos Bar is a gnarly one.
Question, is there a certain name for a Double ender where the stern is the same as the bow?
Thank you for your time and effort. I subbed and will be looking forward to future content.

[@Ceviche956]

Might be a customized willard ,

[@donnam4260]

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[@misterz2719]

Is that in Duluth?

[@brentonsriversidehermitage]

This was in Houghton/Hancock.

[@IntheBlood67]

Nice but fer all intents and purposes yerse is Better!