Sleeping on a 20 SF

[red20]

I did some nights at honeymoon harbor with an air mattress and a bow dodger. This was my formula for overnighting in the bahamas -- fish & dive hard + drink a bunch of beer + stay up late = good sleeping on a 20'.

[GroveGuy]

-- fish & dive hard + drink a bunch of beer + stay up late = good sleeping on a 20'.

-agreed!, I have done the same once or twice in the Keys but I guess age has spoiled me now and I'm trying to make things semi-civilized for overnighting.

My preliminary idea is fabricating something to extend the foredeck to the console seat that could be folded up and somewhat out of the way during the day. Was just wondering if anyone had ever attempted something similar or if the forum had other ideas or experiences. Thanks!

[McGillicuddy]

Hey Grove Guy
Heres something from the 73 brochure, but it looks like you already have a bimini and bowdodger check out fourth picture from bottom http://classicseacraft.com/brochures...ure/index.html

also saw an interesting hard molded short cuddy on a whaler on continuous wave site. I'll post it if I can find it...

[gofastsandman]

minimotel.net

[McGillicuddy]

Pretty cool for $50 GFS

Here are the whaler removable hard cuddy shots http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...ate%20Whalers/ SalmonDerby016.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...ate%20Whalers/ Andys22Cuddy.jpg

[gofastsandman]

Yea Gillie, I think I`m gettin one for DeSoto.
Wont be long now.

[askipper3]

I have a full boat cover...i just take the front half of it to the islands when we go camping, and it works great.