Gotta love those 110s, long and skinny and fast for a blow boat <img src="/Images/biggrin.gif"><!--e7-->!!! And and absolute <b>BLAST</b> to trap on. Being a former CBIer, I also had opportunities to race Flying Scotts (not from CBI), Lasers, Larks and 470s and I got to race and help repair the venerable 16' Cape Cod Mercury of which we had over 100 boats... Also end-over-ended an 18' Hobie, winging the jib, down-wind in strong gusts while trapping with my feet barely bouncing off the tail end of the pontoons - What a <b> BLAST !!! </b>
But...with a blow-boat (named so for its propulsion, no lewd comments please) its tough to pull a water skier and lously to work inshore on the rocks <img src="/Images/Tounge_Wink_Face.gif"><!--e5-->