ScoutIn Festival Boats on May 8, 2025 I designed Scout and drafted the plans during 2007-2008. Once my 20-foot design was complete, Helen and I approached Sam Devlin to build the boat of our dreams. Sam and
Kari-SanFor SaleIn Festival Boats on May 8, 2025 Kari-san was built by Lee Sandifur, a boat builder working for the designer, Sam Devlin. The original sprit rig required some one to stand to furl or reef the sails.Because
DiscoveryIn Festival Boats on May 8, 2025 Jim McCurdy had Bill Garden Design Discovery for his 40th Birthday. She was built to yacht standards by the Vic Franck yard on Lake Union in Seattle in 1963. She
MystIn Festival Boats on May 8, 2025 Myst was built and sailed near Vancouver, British Columbia. She made her way to Bainbridge Island and now Whidbey Island. Myst’s distinctive figurehead can be seen on the water between
DukeFor SaleIn Festival Boats on May 8, 2025 Duke was built in the winter of 1946 and 1947 in Tacoma, Washington by Ad Cummings from Ed Monk Sr. design #1415. Duke was hull #1 of the Cummings Boat
LimoncelloIn Festival Boats on May 8, 2025 Limoncello is a classic Thompson 1960s Wooden Boat. Thompson Wood boats are primarily known as lapstrake outboard boats, often with a stained and varnished mahogany deck and windshield frame. For
KoruIn Festival Boats on May 8, 2025 This boat is constructed using Dudley Dix’s radius chine technique. She is made from fiberglass sheathed 9mm okoume plywood with Alaskan yellow cedar stringers. A custom sugar scoop transom adds
YolindaIn Festival Boats on May 8, 2025 New Jersey Gunning Skiffs were used before the turn of the 19th century along the Jersey shore by duck hunters who supplied the dining rooms of New York and Philadelphia
IsswatIn Festival Boats on May 8, 2025 Isswat was built in 1948 in Whiskey Cove, on Pennock Island just across the water from Ketchikan, Alaska. She spent her early life as a troller, gillnetter and log camp