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]]> By: Doug Cormany http://surfpioneer.com/blog/surfers-and-dory-boats-clash-in-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-241 Doug Cormany Thu, 02 Sep 2010 15:29:52 +0000 http://surfpioneer.com/blog/surfers-and-dory-boats-clash-in-pc/#comment-241 I'm a year or two late with this, and no one will probably benifit from it, but I want to comment on this topic that concerns something I have so much appreciation for...our ocean. I have enjoyed a lifetime of personal involvement with our ocean, not only surfing fishing and diving, but building my oun surfboards, fishing equipment and even a couple of flat-bottom power dories (one of which I still own). I have worked on commercial and sport fishing boats and just like the the men who taught me, I have taught many others how to safely and effectively enjoy what the Sea has to offer us. I believe I have a good sense of TRADITION. I came upon this forum while reading everything I could find anout the Pacific City Dory Fleet. What was obvious to me is the strong sense of TRADITION that this fleet tenaciously clings to. I admire and respect that. As much as I myself am a fan of TRADITION, I wish to point out what IS and IS NOT TRADITIONAL. The Pacific City Dory Fleet has one of the best safety records of any fishery in the world...ever! All we need to ask is, "what would the Dorymen of 100 years ago think about risking life and limb to make 'unloadind the boat' easier, or to make an impressive landing?" The fleet has also has a TRADITION of evolving (changing) over time. Having been established at this location, in the first place, only because of legilation requiring them to fish only the open ocean and outside the river. The boats then were rowed in and out of the surf as they had no motors. As motor technology advanced, the fleet was quick to make use of the benifits and the present Pacific Power Dory evolved. The Power Dory, itself, is not TRADITIONAL, although it is original, or at least somewhat. Even the reason for being out there has evolved from a commercial to a mostly sport fishing activity...that means it's supposed to be enjoyable! Anyway, there is no 100 year TRADITION of high speed landings. Although they are quite impressive. Back to the first TRADITION...Safety! This really is a TRADITION amoung Dorymen that does go back to it's TRADITIONAL roots. And a TRADITION that the Dorymen should take pride in. No one, other than them, can take that away. There is also the TRADITION of local Law Enforcement mantaining safety. If the surfers were in an area restricted to boat traffic, why were they not sited? The Lifeguards down here would never go for that. I’m a year or two late with this, and no one will probably benifit from it, but I want to comment on this topic that concerns something I have so much appreciation for…our ocean.

I have enjoyed a lifetime of personal involvement with our ocean, not only surfing fishing and diving, but building my oun surfboards, fishing equipment and even a couple of flat-bottom power dories (one of which I still own). I have worked on commercial and sport fishing boats and just like the the men who taught me, I have taught many others how to safely and effectively enjoy what the Sea has to offer us. I believe I have a good sense of TRADITION.

I came upon this forum while reading everything I could find anout the Pacific City Dory Fleet. What was obvious to me is the strong sense of TRADITION that this fleet tenaciously clings to. I admire and respect that. As much as I myself am a fan of TRADITION, I wish to point out what IS and IS NOT TRADITIONAL.

The Pacific City Dory Fleet has one of the best safety records of any fishery in the world…ever! All we need to ask is, “what would the Dorymen of 100 years ago think about risking life and limb to make ‘unloadind the boat’ easier, or to make an impressive landing?”

The fleet has also has a TRADITION of evolving (changing) over time. Having been established at this location, in the first place, only because of legilation requiring them to fish only the open ocean and outside the river. The boats then were rowed in and out of the surf as they had no motors. As motor technology advanced, the fleet was quick to make use of the benifits and the present Pacific Power Dory evolved. The Power Dory, itself, is not TRADITIONAL, although it is original, or at least somewhat. Even the reason for being out there has evolved from a commercial to a mostly sport fishing activity…that means it’s supposed to be enjoyable!

Anyway, there is no 100 year TRADITION of high speed landings. Although they are quite impressive.

Back to the first TRADITION…Safety! This really is a TRADITION amoung Dorymen that does go back to it’s TRADITIONAL roots. And a TRADITION that the Dorymen should take pride in. No one, other than them, can take that away.

There is also the TRADITION of local Law Enforcement mantaining safety. If the surfers were in an area restricted to boat traffic, why were they not sited? The Lifeguards down here would never go for that.

]]> By: Doug Cormany http://surfpioneer.com/blog/surfers-and-dory-boats-clash-in-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-240 Doug Cormany Thu, 02 Sep 2010 04:27:15 +0000 http://surfpioneer.com/blog/surfers-and-dory-boats-clash-in-pc/#comment-240 I have surfed and fished in California for over 50 tears. I know a bit about marine boating regulations. To equate surfers in a boat landing area to kids playing in the street is fair. But it's still not legal, nor is it responsible responsible to run over either. I have surfed and fished in California for over 50 tears. I know a bit about marine boating regulations. To equate surfers in a boat landing area to kids playing in the street is fair. But it’s still not legal, nor is it responsible responsible to run over either.

]]> By: Rob Pace http://surfpioneer.com/blog/surfers-and-dory-boats-clash-in-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-218 Rob Pace Sat, 10 Jan 2009 13:29:28 +0000 http://surfpioneer.com/blog/surfers-and-dory-boats-clash-in-pc/#comment-218 hi 8xv21e6a7g8v7eqt good luck hi
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good luck

]]> By: Murray Wiley http://surfpioneer.com/blog/surfers-and-dory-boats-clash-in-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-217 Murray Wiley Fri, 09 Jan 2009 00:44:36 +0000 http://surfpioneer.com/blog/surfers-and-dory-boats-clash-in-pc/#comment-217 hi 8xv21e6a7g8v7eqt good luck hi
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good luck

]]> By: MIke http://surfpioneer.com/blog/surfers-and-dory-boats-clash-in-pc/comment-page-1/#comment-210 MIke Thu, 13 Nov 2008 11:14:48 +0000 http://surfpioneer.com/blog/surfers-and-dory-boats-clash-in-pc/#comment-210 I also have great essay written by an oregon coast economics major that has quest from papers from the 1920s that dories used small motors so how is that for tradition the were just expensive and not as cost effective as they are now I also have great essay written by an oregon coast economics major that has quest from papers from the 1920s that dories used small motors so how is that for tradition the were just expensive and not as cost effective as they are now

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