SputterBugFor Sale In Festival Boats on July 22, 2019 Dedicated to the art of boat building that honors the great craftsmen of the early mahogany boats, the Sputterbug Runabout was created in 2019 as a project to build a
Ellie J In Festival Boats on July 22, 2019 Ellie J is a 23โ motorboat designed by Arch Davis and built by Denis Dignan and Tom Tucker in Port Hadlock. Named for Denisโs grandchildren, Ellie and Jameson, she launched
Li’l B In Festival Boats on July 22, 2019 Designed and built by Russell Brown, the PT Eleven is a highly developed 11ft nesting dinghy ideal for cruising boats since she can be stored in a small space; only
Blue StarFor Sale In Festival Boats on July 22, 2019 Based on a design by Scott Sprague for a 24′ tug designed to pull a small freight barge out to her ownersโ cabin in British Columbia. The mast and boom
Seagoin In Festival Boats on July 22, 2019 Her designer, Ferdinand Bach (1888-1967) Detroit Michigan, reportedly designed a handful of boats. He apparently designed cars but never drove one, couldn’t swim yet regularly paddled a canoe to work.
Pax In Festival Boats on July 22, 2019 PAX is the only 45 sq meter Danish Spidsgatter sailing in North America. Pax (Latin for Peace) is a spidsgatter (Danish for โdouble enderโ) built in Kalundborg, Denmark in 1936.
Ellie In Festival Boats on July 22, 2019 Ellie’s hull is built in glued-lapstrake construction with meranti plywood over permanent bulkheads and stringers. Her spars are Douglas Fir. Both masts are built hollow using the bird’s mouth method.
Tophat In Festival Boats on July 22, 2019 TOP HAT traces her heritage to the vee bottom boats designed by William. Hand in the early 1900s. Her lines, construction and propulsion have be updated, but the essential virtues
OrcaFor Sale In Festival Boats on July 22, 2019 A heavy workboat of traditional construction, ideal as a yard launch or small towboat. The horseshoe stern adds an element of interest that will appeal to the builder looking for
New Moon In Festival Boats on July 22, 2019 New Moon is a Devlin Black Crown 29′ built in the style of a Northwest fishing hull of the 1920s with a sedan topside that provides an interior steering station