For Sale
In Festival Boats on March 29, 2024
Built In Port Hadlock and launched in 1983. She’s an Atkins design. Sailed to Hawaii and back by the owner builder. The next owner raced her in many ancient mariner
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Bright Star
In Festival Boats on March 28, 2024
“Bright Star” is a Tolman Jumbo 24, from a design by Renn Tolman of Homer, Alaska. As are all the Tolman boats, she is a plywood stitch-and-glue wooden boat, and
Julia
For Sale
In Festival Boats on March 27, 2024
20 FOOT WOODEN MOTOR LAUNCH Asking $25,000 OBO This beautiful fan tail round bottom craft was designed and built by Cliff Niederer. She was built with care of the finest
Olive Oyl
In Festival Boats on March 27, 2024
I purchased the down on her luck 1927 fishboat from the Port of Bellingham in 2006. I knew she was a wreck, but even in her decrepit condition her classic
MainEac
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In Festival Boats on March 27, 2024
The lines for this boat were taken from an old E. M. white 16 ft pulling boat that belonged to Tom Henessey ,an outdoor columnist for the Bangor(Maine) Daily News.
Red Jacket
In Festival Boats on March 26, 2024
Red Jacket is a Staysail Schooner designed by Ted Geary and built by Blanchard Boat built in the Seattle /Tacoma in 1920. She has been sailing for 104 years. She
Deja Vu
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In Festival Boats on March 26, 2024
The original Catspaw Dinghy is a traditional planked boat designed by Joel White. Deja Vu is an adaptation of the design to strip plank construction which consists of 1 X
Secretary Isle
In Festival Boats on March 22, 2024
Secretary Isle, designed by Frank Fredette and built in 1952 by John Nicholson of Victoria. Called a troller-cruiser by the designer. The hull is white oak frames with red cedar
Dog Paddler
In Festival Boats on March 22, 2024
This is a unique, sit-on-top wooden kayak I constructed that is designed by Bedard Yacht Design. It is a very stable kayak that is ideal for fishing, photography, or paddling
Pallin’ Around
In Festival Boats on March 21, 2024
In 2022, we bought this abandoned 50-year-old boat as a foreclosure from Pleasant Harbor Marina on the Hood Canal. As our first project as a married couple, we hauled Pallin’
