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How bad is cold weather on my Fiberglass boat. When I went outside this morning it was 19 degrees. That is just Too cold for me to fish. Left boat inside,and decided Not to fish today. Just wondering does this make it easier to get damage to the fiberglass if you bump something with it being this cold. Does the cold change the fiberglass molecules, so that it does not flex at all, or will it still flex a little, on bumping a stump.

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January 2, 2011 at 10:11 pm #259453

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I wouldnt think it would effect it at all. Ive fished in water with ice floating on it, back in Indiana…even did it down here last year. Ive done it for years and not had any issues. I would assume that with the temperatures being cold, the fiberglass might not be quite as flexible as when its warm, but not enough to cause you any problems.

January 3, 2011 at 12:57 am #259454

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Not significant enough for average users to know.
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