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If you are a designer who offers plans, or kit boats, we invite you to enter your information in the Directory of Boat Plans & Kits. There is no charge! This is for boats of WOOD hull material. And if you’re in the market for a boat to build, this is a fine place to start.

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WITTHOLZ Angler profile

WITTHOLZ Angler

Designer: 
Charles Wittholz
Skill Level to Build: 
Intermediate to Advanced

A big, healthy, open skiff with sophisticated lines. Construction: Strip planking over sawn frames; double diagonal bottom. Alternative construction: Plywood lapstrake topsides. Lofting is required. Plans include 6 sheets

26 foot Auxiliary Ketch

CURLEW

Designer: 
Peterson Associates Inc.
Skill Level to Build: 
Basic

26′ Auxiliary Ketch

Based on a traditional fishing vessel type called a “Cowhorn” this design features an inboard engine and ballast keel.

The arrangement provides two berths, a head and modest galley. The divided cockpit...

25' Sea Bird Yawl profile

25' Sea Bird Yawl

Designer: 
Charles G. MacGregor
Skill Level to Build: 
Intermediate

A simple and seaworthy V-bottomed centerboard cruiser with accommodations for two.

Construction: Plywood planking over sawn frames

Lofting is required

Plans include 10 sheets.

Tolman Skiff Jumbo

Tolman Skiff Jumbo

Designer: 
Renn Tolman
Skill Level to Build: 
intermediate

Tolman Skiffs are thoroughly modern, ocean capable, vee bottom stitch and glue plywood boats with a dory ancestry. These skiffs are designed for Alaskan waters and are ideal for sport fishing, beach camping, cruising and general work or...

Clyde One Design sailing

Clyde One Design

Designer: 
Alfred Mylne
Skill Level to Build: 
Professional

The Clyde one-design 20-tonners as they were known were very popular and described by the Yacht Racing on the Clyde review of 1899 as "able and comfortable at sea, fairly speedy on the race course...