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Aluminium vs Fiberglass small fishing boats? Which is better for off-the-grid camping and fishing?

Jun 23, 2007 by javaxcx | Posted in Boats & Boating

I've been looking around for a small, 12-16' fishing boat to use for camping far up north. I've heard fiberglass breaks easily if we accidentally hit rocks or ground it onto a beach. Do they? Or should I shell out more for an aluminium boat? I'm trying


Aluminum, aluminum, aluminum. What more can I say.
1) It's easier to patch IF you get a hole.
2) It will bend before it breaks.
3) It's so much lighter weight.
4) You can beach it many times over without worrying about

John | Jun 23, 2007





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President Toribiong: Palau Draws Closer to US Following Confrontation With ...

31.12.69

The incident pitted his small Pacific island nation against China over Palau's contention that a group of Chinese had illegally entered Palau's territorial waters to fish or, Toribiong suggested, perhaps to spy.

Toribiong spoke with PNC News Saturday as he was passing through Guam on his way back to Palau from Hawaii where he met with American military officials for routine, previously scheduled, annual military talks under Palau's Compact of Free Association with the U.S.

The confrontation with the Chinese fishermen came up during the Hawaii talks and the result said Toribiong has been to bring his island nation closer to the U.S.

Palau and the U.S. already enjoy close relations under the Compact which obligates the U.S. to provide for Palau's defense. But the events of the past few weeks prompted Toribiong to renew a prior invitation to the U.S. military to establish bases on the Southern Palauan islands of Peleliu and Angaur. Toribiong said that U.S. military authorities told him they are considering it.

Source: Pacific News Center

Standoff diffused as Chinese boats leave shoal

31.12.69

Their departure diffused the standoff but also embarrassed the Philippines, which had insisted on confiscating the fishermen's alleged illegal catch of endangered giant clams, corals and live sharks.

Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario confirmed that the Chinese fishing boats departed late Friday from Scarborough Shoal, off the northwestern Philippines.

In a later statement, he said that China sent back one of its surveillance ships to the shoal, bringing to two the number of vessels facing off a Philippine coast guard frigate.

He also accused China of flying an aircraft near the Philippine frigate, and said that a "white Chinese ship harassed a Philippine-registered vessel with nine French nationals, which has been conducting archaeological surveys."

Source: Atlanta Journal Constitution

Chinese fishing boats leave Huangyan Island

31.12.69

MANILA, April 14 (Xinhua) -- All the Chinese fishing boats left the lagoon in Huangyan Island in South China Seas on Friday night, after a five-day stalemate, according to sources from the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) and the military on Saturday.

Philippine Foreign Affairs Secretary Albert del Rosario said in a statement issued on Saturday that all the Chinese fishing vessels had left the lagoon, and only one Chinese surveillance ship remained there.

The standoff erupted when the Philippine Navy spotted some Chinese fishing boats sought refuge from bad weather at a lagoon off the Huangyan Island on April 8. The Philippines sent its largest warship Gregorio del

Source: People's Daily Online

K Bass!

It's summer and summer is bass season, even in Korea. Soboro, Ksanchun, I went out fishing for Korean Largemouth at DaeHonMan harbor in Western Sea. We’ve never been to DaeHonMan harbor so EnNue guided us and set up the reservations with boats and all. We met her at 3am and we were at the waters edge by 5:30am. We hit the convenience store for a some cup ramen and by 6am we were in the small boats with the trolling motors on them. The boat rental guy looked at our rods & gear and said – "not sure how you’ll do with fly gear here…" I threw a popper into he water and in matter of about 5 minutes, caught 3 good sized bass right from where we were standing. He said nothing more after that, just told us the boats were ready. I took the boat with Soboro and Ksanchun took the boat with EnNue. We expected some rain this day, but it turned out to be a short & hard summer shower. We were catching fish with almost every cast and although we failed to catch the really big mama, we did okay with catching a lot of small & medium sized fish. We lost count of how many fish by 8am, and after a lot of fish we looked at our watches and saw that it was not yet 9am. Some happy high fives followed. We fished till slightly after lunch, basically until we felt that we had caught enough fish. As Soboro usually does when we’re fishing the creeks, he was giving me a lot of pressure to throw the fly a little further into the weeds. He was throwing that popper...

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Chinese fishing boats hijacked by North Korean boat released; unclear whether ...
Washington Post - Dec 31, 1969
Chinese fishing boats hijacked by North Korean boat released; unclear whether ... BEIJING — The Chinese Embassy in North Korea says Chinese fishermen detained there after their boats were hijacked have been released. Chinese media said last week that a North Korean boat hijacked three boats with 29 Chinese fishermen on board on May

Bluefin groups blame NOAA for tuna discard rap
Gloucester Daily Times - Dec 31, 1969
Bycatch is the term given to fish that is unintentionally hauled up by fishing boats that are targeting other species. The American Bluefin Tuna Association, which represents commercial fishermen, reports dead discards by longline fishermen ranged from

Cape fishermen turn tables on dogfish, skate fisheries
SouthCoastToday.com - Dec 31, 1969
Nowadays, it's not cod that sustains many local fishermen but the small sharks known as dogfish, or winter skates, large winged creatures listed in the same family as sharks that glide along the bottom in shallow waters eating worms, amphipods and fish

3 Boats Held by Gunmen, China Says
New York Times - Dec 31, 1969
3 Boats Held by Gunmen, China Says “The captured fishermen have been locked in a small house, with no food to eat,” he said. There were conflicting accounts about where the fishing boats originated. Most said they were from the city of Dalian in the northeast, but on Thursday an

China's Small Stick Diplomacy
The Diplomat - Dec 31, 1969
China's Small Stick Diplomacy By James R. Holmes China's combination of fishing boats, unarmed law-enforcement ships, and military power allows Beijing to act as a provocateur – and to use small stick diplomacy. It seems everything old is new again. My (online) colleague Jens

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