02-15-2005, 04:51 AM
they used to make an ice boat for just that reason.
it looked like a regular row boat only the bottom is compleatly flat, (nope, not a john boat)
the oars would have spikes in them to cut in to the ice, they would take them out till they found thin ice or open water.
I used to have on years ago, they make new ones now with big propellers like those boats of the everglades only they look like giant flat bottom aluminum row boats with a fan on the back. they run about 60 G's....
they go from water to ice to water no problem...
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it looked like a regular row boat only the bottom is compleatly flat, (nope, not a john boat)
the oars would have spikes in them to cut in to the ice, they would take them out till they found thin ice or open water.
I used to have on years ago, they make new ones now with big propellers like those boats of the everglades only they look like giant flat bottom aluminum row boats with a fan on the back. they run about 60 G's....
they go from water to ice to water no problem...
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