165 sail and interior

Design No. 165

Designer
George Whisstock

A development from our very successful and popular Design No.

Mouse Grande row boat

"Mouse Grande" - 7'6" (2.34m) two sheet rowboat

Designer
Alex Bogdanov

“Mouse Grande” is the last of the mouse family. As the name implies she is the biggest with most internal volume. Large cockpit with two small flotation chambers/storage compartments at both ends. Preference was given to stability. Anglers can stand up and cast.

Pícara on launch day.

PÍCARA

Builder Name:
Julio Arana

Pícara, my Hazardous Zero-9 Merlin Rocket build, was successfully launched and sailed on Friday morning, April 15, 2016. She touched water for the first time on Lake Travis, near Austin, Texas, USA. Pícara gracefully sailed in light winds and quickly responded to mild gusts.

Rocking boat.

Rocking Boat

Builder Name:
Steve and Jamie Reed

Steve and Jamie Reed of Greeley, Colorado, built this cute little rocking boat with no metal fasteners, just glue and dowels. They used teak, purple heart, poplar, pine, ash, and oak. Some tiny Reed captain should be overjoyed with their first command.

Recreational open-water rowing shell.

FRIDA

Builder Name:
Mike Yates

Mike Yates of Bainbridge Island, Washington designed & built this recreational/open-water shell. Loosely based on Graeme King’s immortal Kingfisher, it is strip-built with 1/8″ Western Red Cedar & Alaskan Yellow Cedar, covered with 2-oz fiberglass.