A nice plug for the 65′ daycharter cat built by Roger.
65′ Daycharter Molds Being Built in Roatan
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Grit Heads South
I got this nice picture from the owners of Grit, one of my heavily modified 45′ cruising cat designs. Heading South for the winter. Notice that the mast is now up.
Nice Pictures of My 37′ Trimaran
This 37′ trimaran is one of my earliest. It was completely before CADD.
Lake Chelan Ferry Begins Operation
On the 12th of June the Lake Chelan Ferry will be able to begin operation. Notice the surplus Airbus seats.
more salty cat
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Salty cat is about to be splashed
Salty Cat
Pat’s 36′ KHSD daycharter catamaran is almost there. Beautiful workmanship.
Triman Amilee Steps Her Mast
My heavily modified 37′ trimaran had its mast stepped last weekend. Beautiful work.
A Nice Note
I got this nice note from the HaynesCarstens family.
” We are frequently asked what type of boat she is, and are always proud to answer that she’s a Kurt Hughes! Just wanted to send well wishes to you, and let you know how stoked we are on your design! Here’s to a speedy recovery so you can get back to creating more wonderful things for folks to enjoy!! Best Wishes! :~ The HaynesCarstens Family
Fisheries Supply Seminars- Riggers Party
When:
Thursday, March 5th • 2pm to 8pm
Where:
Fisheries Supply 1900 N. Northlake Way
Seattle, WA 98103
Across from Gas Works Park
https://mailchi.mp/fisheriessupply.com/riggersnight-schedule?e=e1aad46c45
Hosted by the Fisheries Supply team
• Technical seminars hosted by leading brands
• Boat Box Talks: “Elevator pitches” on new products
• Surprise Giveaways
• Check out some of our favorite new products
• Connect with marine professionals and other boaters
• Learn from experts at product training seminars
• Great BBQ, craft beer and refreshments on us!
Net Systems Trampoline Nets
From fish expo. Net systems for multihull nets. I used on Geko more than 20 years ago. I prefer these knotless nets in any situation where walking barefoot is not done.
They are experienced with catamarans and can set up the edges for a perimeter line. Ask for Xzalivar.
