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on March 23, 2017

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Scott Kozelnik was born to fish on the Jersey Shore and now calls the waters of Pittsburgh his home.

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Restoration of 1970's era Sea King 12 foot Aluminum Rowboat

I picked up this 1970's Sea King 12ft aluminum row boat for $75.00 at a local Pittsburgh yard sale. I purchased a wire brush bit for my cordless drill and two spray cans and one quart of Rustoleum protective enamel paint for a new coat of blue and grey. I already had the hand sander and paper, stain and polyurethane for the wooden seats. I spent two weekends cleaning this boat up and now that it is finished I'll purchase a launch permit and then my son and I will be off fishing at the local lake soon. Good luck to everyone on the upcoming 2019 fishing season! ~Henry David Thoreau Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after.

Pittsburgh Creekside Explores Mysterious Pittsburgh Boat Wreck

Mysterious Pittsburgh Boat Wreck on Banks of The Allegheny River Capsized Pittsburgh Ghost Ship WHAT If you are ever on the Three Rivers Heritage Trail on the North Shore of Pittsburgh and looking for an outdoor adventure then be sure to seek out the mysterious Pittsburgh ghost ship. The capsized vessel lies in the boat graveyard on the banks of the Allegheny River off of River Ave. past the Heinz Lofts and Riverbend Foods in Troy Hill. For the exact location of the wreckage see the Google maps below. Eye-level view of the stern and hull of wrecked boat WHERE On the Three Rivers Heritage trail, the boat boneyard will be on your right hand side, down below on the riverbank. There is also a rusted out barge and other very interesting river and nautical wreckage to see. Obviously, caution is advised when exploring this area as the mud is sometimes slippery and there are plenty of Jagger-bushes ( Pittsburghese for thorn bushes ) and dead fall around. Also, the ship...

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