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We have a 'not so fast' 22' Schiada Whaler. We intalled a kill switch and a lanyard. Our sons 21' Schiada has a kill switch and lanyard. The installation is easy and relatively inexpensive. It is possible for a driver to be tossed out of a boat under several circumstances. I know from experience...

I am old as well! I do enjoy the pictures. What is Win7? Should I just let the 'Batch' handle this?

Failed commands lead to rising Lake Moovalya levels By John Gutekunst Wednesday, June 30, 2010 9:02 AM MST Residents on the Parker Strip found the water levels in Lake Moovalya were rising Friday evening, June 25. Doug Hendricks, spokesman from the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation...

Happy to oblige Ryan. Next time we are both at the river I would be happy to tip a few and recall some of the happy times that occured, late at night, while on the river in the old flat bottom with the stick-on lights. Lots of fun back then. Never did fully develop the navigation lights for the...

Kinda miss the pitchers of margaritas. Vaguely remember a 'back room'. Ah yes, Yuma County. Tightened up a tad after LaPaz County was established.

Riverland was "Kinder's Camp" back in the 'day'.

1984 Schiada 22' Whaler

1984 22' Schiada Whaler

The 24' looks good Carl. We will be there Tuesday before to Tuesday after!

I, also, am a Patriot Guard Rider. Our principle mission is to honor our fallen heroes. We do shield the family's from the protesters, however we do not engage the protesters as this would cause an altercation and would not shield the families. What we do is step in front of the protesters with...

I will be there as well. The since I am an old guy, I will be one of the fire guards.

Yes, my brothers and I have done a few motorcycle trips in that area. Here are some pictures of Canyon de Chelly. The last picture is of a young lady who wanted to have her picture taken on a Harley. The picture was taken at Lukachukai Trading Post North East of Canyon de Chelly. This country is...

Schi-502 - The whaler in the photo is my boat and lives at the Parker Strip. Sorry that I confused you.

I used to see your Whaler on the river many years ago when it had the twin turbo set-up. Nice to see it appear again. It is truely a one-of-a-kind unique boat. Of course I am a bit partial to Schiada's and especially the Whaler. Do you ever boat on the Parker Strip?

Lake Havasu remains at a reasonably constant level because the Arizona Water Project and the Colorado River Aquaduct draw their water from Lake Havasu. Both Lake Mead and Lake Mohave are drawn down to maintain the levels at Lake Havasu to insure that these allocations are met.

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Ed & Scott in their recently restored Schiada Flatbottom.

Well Mike, your boat was kinda at the Regatta, in the garage. Both yours and Mike D's boat are two of my favorites. I think that the engine hatches are awesome and, of course, the Schiada Logo imbeded in the transom of your boat is quite distinctive. I thought that some folks on the boards would...

Your on. I'll give you a call. Unclejoe