SYLVIA

After reading Mike O’Brien’s review of Oonagh in WB No. 237, David Keller thought it was just the boat to fit his needs. He hadn't built a boat before, didn’t let that prevent him from ordering plans from Doug Hylan (http://www.dhylanboats.com). David practiced his skills first by building a scale model that he tested in his hot tub. The model passed its tests, and David started building the 11′8″ tender from kaya marine plywood, Douglas-fir, and epoxy. After 18 months, David and his wife, Sylvia, launched SYLVIA at a lake near their home in Lake Oswego, Oregon.David wanted a boat in which he could sail, row, or fly-fish. He reports he's very please with SYLVIA’s stability and ample storage compartments. David hopes to build another wooden boat or two in his future.

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