SEAHORSE

Builder Name:
István Márkus - Budapest-HU

Seggerling racing dinghy — mahagony-okume combi marine plywood.

MISS EVELYN

MISS EVELYN

Builder Name:
Stead Mills

This boat was built to use in the sounds and inland waters of eastern North Carolina. Framing is douglas fir, with marine plywood planking for the hull. Two layers of 10oz fiberglass cloth were added to the hull for strength and durability. Powered by a Yahama 90hp two stroke.

Wood Duck

Wood Duck 12

Builder Name:
Jim Kennedy

First time build, and looking forward to the next one!

Semi-vee skiff

BW

Bill Walker built this semi-vee skiff starting in fall of 2014 and launching in May of 2016. After building nine other stitch and glue boats, Bill designed and built this skiff himself. It is constructed of meranti Bs-1088 plywood with select pine trim.

Bjorn Thomasson Design Frej kayak.

BTD Frej

Builder Name:
Mark Nye

On 8/13/2016, Suzanne Nye launched her Bjorn Thomasson Design Frej kayak in Fleming Island, Florida. Her husband Mark, built the kayak using western red/Alaskan yellow cedar strips for the hull/deck and sapelle plywood for the cockpit coaming and bulkheads.

FLORA B., a Chesapeake Light Craft Wood Duckling kayak.

FLORA B.

Builder Name:
Flora and Andrew Cole

We launched FLORA B., a Chesapeake Light Craft Wood Duckling kayak built from a kit, on August 20, 2016, with great fanfare. Flora and her father built her over the course of a year of part-time (very part time) construction and finishing.

HANALEI and WAILUA, 14 ft. Can-Yaks.

HANALEI and WAILUA

Year Built:
2016

The two 14-ft. Glen-L “Can-Yaks,” launched on July 30, 2016, at the Channel Islands Harbor in Oxnard, CA. Boats are framed in Honduras mahogany, planked with 6mm Okoume plywood, and everything is sealed up with a single ply of 3.8-oz. glass cloth and epoxy resin.