Progress!
It is nice to get somewhere sometimes!! I am now ready to flip the boat and tackle the bottom!
The transom is affixed, for better or worse. I am still a little confused about epoxy on epoxy adhesion but I make sure to sand and wash with ammonia and water often before moving on.
I finally figured out filleting. Renn's description is fine and, with a little practice I seem to be making them ok.

I also primed the boat as there was just too much exposed wood for my liking. I will touch it up and complete priming once I am done with the bottom.
Here is a picture from the stern.

I really like how the lines are working out! She is a pretty one. I won't be able to get back to her for a couple of weeks when my helper (bro) and I will attempt the flip.
So, I have decided to go with epoxy and graphite for the bottom. 3 coats I presume.
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That certainly is looking very nice, I'm anxious to see how it all works out!
Nice reports... This is turning out to be a nice skiff. I can't wait to see it at speed on the water!
;-) Paul