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Interesting how local craftsmen design and build boats suited to the conditions around them. Here's my Au Sable riverboat. You will only find them within 25 miles of Grayling Michigan. 23' long, 28" on the bottom. I guide the boat from the rear seat, using a 6' pole. We go downstream and take out where my truck has been spotted
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