1748 double tapered chine 1/8
24 inch sides
12 inch hunt deck
pointed bow
3 foot deck rails made out of square tubing
a removable grab bar
removable light bar for the front
removable bowfishing rails for the the sides of the deck
spud poles
removable winch plate
4 inch cat walks
shark eyes running lights
removable rear pod with storage
6 foot extended deck with storage hatch
2 hunt seat bases
four inch gutters on sides of floor

What yall think?
And thanks for all the input and help yall given me along the way.

What is the purpose of the pointed bow & trying to have bow fishing deck / rails... Wouldn't that limit your surface area for your shooters?

The pointed bow was for when riding trails with trees so hopefully i would slide off rather than cut to a hard stop like I do now... the bowfishing rails will only be on the sides of the deck where I can slide my lights in or just take them out (I dont bowfish nearly as much as I use to, but figured I might get back in the swing of it one of these days.) The front light bar is for my driving/spot lights. If I do get back into bow fishing I was thinking I would just take the driving/spot lights off and a few bowfishing lights on that light bar... Maybe I should have two of the front light bars made just for convenience of not having to change the lights out... That make any sense?

Gotcha. I was just curious.

Honestly, I have used my stock driving / fog lights only a few times. I just run with a HH light instead now, something to think about as I know many of us don't use them or upgrade to a HID light.

Yea I run a HH light now and it does more than fine... Just gunna go ahead and have the slits in the boat and the light bar frame built just in case I change my mind and decide to to try them down the road... Same thing with the bowfishin light rails on the side... Thanks

QuackStacker - Who is building your boat?

Willett