Strip planked Western Red Cedar with two Mahogany layers vacuum bagged over, all set in West System Epoxy. This boat has been used as a cross Puget Sound commuter year round in all sorts of weather. Fast and seaworthy.
The deck of this CLC kayak is made of strip-planked Alaskan Yellow Cedar, Western Red Cedar and Nogal Peruvian Walnut - and the hull is made of stitch & glued 4mm Okoume plywood.
An original John Alden Indian, the HIGH TIME was purchased in Old Saybrook, Connecticut, in about 1955 by Max Putzel. She was already about 30 years old and looked it, but she was a fine boat, and he and his family sailed her on Long Island, Fishers, and Rhode Island Sounds for nearly 20 years.
I built Huntington Harbor from free plans from Spira International. It was lots of fun and paddles great, looking forward to the next build.
I completed building this Northeaster Dory from a Chesapeake Light Craft kit in June after 8 months of weekends working.