Date: 2/23/2000, 11:43 am
I have the Tern and it does weather cock when I have a cross wind and waves hitting my stern, no matter what I did I had to paddle double on my right side. I posted this question before and everyone said it was how I paddled or how I trimmed out the boat. I couldn't lift the boat myself when fully loaded so how can I trim it perfectly? So instead I put on a skeg, presto the problem is gone! I don't know how any designer can say their boat does not weather cock, unless it does not stick out of the water?
> Could people who have Greenland style boats like the Tern please comment
> on tendancy to get pushed around by the wind or waves when they are not
> taken head on?
> Is this just a function of the bow and stern sticking up fairly high out
> of the water?
> Thanks, Pete czerpak Albany, NY
> Ps. still pondering a decision to build a Shearwater greenland style
> boat.......
Messages In This Thread
- Tern weathercoking and such performance
pete czerpak -- 2/23/2000, 8:38 am- Re: Tern weathercoking and such performance
Eric Schade (shearwater Boats) -- 2/25/2000, 7:33 pm- Re: Tern weathercoking and such performance
Randy Knauff -- 2/23/2000, 1:38 pm- Re: Tern weathercoking and such performance
Mike Hanks -- 2/23/2000, 11:49 am- Re: Tern weathercoking and such performance
Bob Hysen -- 2/23/2000, 2:35 pm- Re: Not Yet
Mike Hanks -- 2/23/2000, 11:21 pm- Re: with those conditions
lee -- 2/23/2000, 8:51 pm - Re: with those conditions
- Re: Not Yet
- Re: Tern weathercoking and such performance
Bob Hysen -- 2/23/2000, 11:43 am - Re: Tern weathercoking and such performance
- Re: Tern weathercoking and such performance