Custom SF Pelican

This is the world’s first stitch-and-glue construction wheelbarrow boat. This isn’t just a good looking, practical and fast pram, but it is also easily transported like a wheelbarrow. A single

The Liz is an elegant pulling boat designed by Ken Bassett of Onion River Boatworks. This 18’5” Pulling/Sculling craft was originally a lapstrake construction with bench seats. Under Ken’s direction,

I selected this 16 foot New Jersey Gunning skiff design based on her lines and shapely transom, and how I hoped to build her and sail her. The hull planks

Inspired to build the Rascal after seeing one at the boat festival the year before. Spent the next two years building and learning. Boat features a dash board made from

I designed and built this boat after participating in the inaugural Seventy48 with both racing and cruising under oars in mind. While designing it I took inspiration from Whitehalls and

SUNDANCE II is a “Colonia” sailing dinghy designed in 1901 by Nathanael G. Herreshoff Built in Essex, CT in 1975 LOA 17’ 3” LWL 15’ 9” Beam 5’ 3” Draft/board

I wanted to learn how to build a boat that I could row on local Kansas City lakes and rivers, so I settled on this design from John Gardner’s book,Classic

I designed this kayak for myself. I never built a boat before, so I said how hard can it be.. well it turned out better than I could have a

Alice is an N.G. Herreshoff design that was built in Maine, lived in a lake in Pennsylvania, and is now ready for the bay. A great day sailer with a