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Wee Hunk by Don Rasmussen, Oakville, Canada
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![Wee Hunk by Don Rasmussen](https://boatbuilders.glenlarchive.com/wp-content/gallery/wee-hunk-by-don-rasmussen-446/pic446a.jpg "<p>9-28-03</p>
<p>Dear Folks...</p>
<p>Attached are a couple of photos of my Wee Hunk.</p>
<p>My initial handling concerns vanished with the addition of deeper skegs, as I found out it was actually planing on the 3\\" wide strip skegs as per plans!!! 2 pieces - 1 1/2\\" stainless angle X 3 ft long added to the existing skegs (aft) greatly improved the directional stability at speed with little effect on handling through turns.</p>
<p>This one tough boat, taking big water easily at sensible speeds. It provides a very dry ride in rough seas.</p>
<p>Thanks for a great design.</p>
<p>Regards to all
Don Rasmussen
Oakville, Canada</p>")
