Styled on the traditional faerings of Norway’s west coast, Eliza was custom built for single-handed sailing in Bellingham Bay. Now sailing the waters around Guemes Island and Anacortes.

This boat has a long build history. The boat was started by Fred and Bill Howell in the early 2000’s. When it became clear that they could not continue due

The 16-foot Sid Skiff is a beautifully crafted rowing and sailing vessel with roots in West Coast workboat tradition. Designed by instructor emeritus Ray Speck and inspired by a 100-year-old

mv Integrity’s hull is constructed utilizing the proven-and-strong ‘stitch-and-glue’ method. Lovely practical, strong, aesthetic, and purposed wooden craftsmanship throughout. Twin-engines: Very economical and proven Yanmar 3YM30 Diesel. Recent upgrades include:

Coming in at 14 ½’ in length and a 4 1/2’ beam and constructed of western red cedar over oak, these simple designs make a good boat for beginning students

Western Red Cedar planking on oak frames. This Northwest Classic built by students at Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding was recently converted from a diesel to a zero emissions electric

Designed in the 1930s by renowned Seattle boat designer Edwin Monk, the 12-foot Monk Skiff is a beautifully refined version of a traditional flat-bottomed utility boat. With flared sides, a

I bought Kestrel in 1997 and had her trucked to Seattle from Alameda. I have slowly restored and updated her over the years. We have also taken her through the

Barns Burnt Down, Now I Can See the Moon…. This Haiku really exemplifies what creating Ellie K with Devlin Designs was all about. A Life Changing Event. Having always been

1989 early version of the Devlin Surf Scoter boats. Originally The Prince of Tides, we found it in dry storage by a serendipitous look at Craig’s List. In the previous