Fig In Festival Boats on June 21, 2024 This boat is still under construction and due to launch in the summer of 2024. I wanted a small, low powered boat to cruise all of Puget Sound. After looking
RicochetFor Sale In Festival Boats on June 21, 2024 Ricochet is a Kettenburg PCC (Pacific Cruising Class) fractional-rigged sloop. She was built in 1956 by Kettenburg Boat Works of San Diego (hull #21 of 24), to a 1946 design
POPLAR III In Festival Boats on June 21, 2024 While stationed in Ocean Falls for the BC Police and RCMP she patrolled the coastal waters from Cape Caution to Campania Sound, and while stationed in Prince Rupert for the
HenriettaFor Sale In Festival Boats on June 21, 2024 Henrietta is planked tight with Port Orford cedar on oak frames. It’s unclear if the house has always been forward, or if she actually was a bow picker originally. I
Saint Francis V In Festival Boats on June 21, 2024 Designed and built for the Saint Francis Yacht Club in San Francisco. No expense was spared to create the perfect boat for Tom Blackaller to win the first international six
Connection In Festival Boats on June 21, 2024 In 1979 Uncle David started building a boat to sail around the world on. By launch in 1984 he’d married Aunt Julia and become a father. He named the boat
Maggie JaneFor Sale In Festival Boats on June 20, 2024 Maggie Jane is a modified, strip planked H28 ketch design, extensively rebuilt and sailed out of Quartermaster Harbor on Vashon Island. Her dimensions are LOD 29.5โ, LOA 34โ, Beam 8.75โ,
Nevermore In Festival Boats on June 18, 2024 Nevermore began her journey as a dream some 50 years ago of then young Ralph Eastland, of Quadra Island, BC. Seeking to build a ship in which to raise his
ANJA In Festival Boats on June 7, 2024 ANJA is based on a gaff rigged Bristol pilot cutter designed by Roger Long in 1976. Launched in 2014 on Saltspring Island, BC. Hull built by David Betts and the
Lotus In Festival Boats on June 7, 2024 Originally named Mango, this trailerable Farrier RF9AXT trimaran was launched in 1994 by Australian Colin Haigh, a Vancouver-based machinist. He meticulously crafted her to plan in strip plank Durakore, a