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CLC Northeaster Dory
I completed building this Northeaster Dory from a Chesapeake Light Craft kit in June after 8 months of weekends working.
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Northeaster Dory
The Northeaster Dory is small enough to be rowed singly, but big enough for tandem rowing with two adults. Even four adults have comfortable seating. Performance rowers may add a sliding seat.
G-PAW'S BOAT
G-PAW'S BOAT was built from a Chesapeake Light Craft Northeaster Dory kit.
CLC Build-Your-Own Northeaster Dory Class in Port Townsend, WA
Graceful round-sided lapstrake dories like this 17-footer were once the primary recreational craft on the New England coast. You’ll assemble a faithful reproduction in just a week, using plywood and epoxy. Capacity is three adults, and you can add a sailing rig after the class if you choose. Enjoy fast rowing with one oarsman or two, or even add a sliding seat unit. www.clcboats.com/boatbuilding_classes/360.html
Build-Your-Own Northeaster Dory Class at Great Lakes Boat Building School
Graceful round-sided lapstrake dories like this 17-footer were once the primary recreational craft on the New England coast. You’ll assemble a faithful reproduction in just a week, using plywood and epoxy. Capacity is three adults, and you can add a sailing rig after the class if you choose. Enjoy fast rowing with one oarsman or two, or even add a sliding seat unit. www.clcboats.com/boatbuilding_classes/368.html
MARY AGNES
Rod Fuqua built this 17′ Northeaster Dory with guidance from Les Chase a boatbuilding school in Weymouth, Massachusetts. The stitch-and-glue dory has a 56″ beam, and will easily hold three adults. Rod launched MARY AGNES on October 15, 2011.