LALONGA 2

Year Built:
1951

LALONGA 2 is an African mahogany sloop version of the Loki 38, built by Chappell’s Boat Works in British Columbia in 1951. She has been modified over the years and has been fitted with a pilothouse.

Weekender 12'

Builder Name:
André Martel

Plywood and epoxy row boat built in 3 weeks using the Stitch & Glue method. I was impressed by the ease of maneuvering this boat

MICKEY FINN

Year Built:
1998

MICKEY FINN is a custom yawl built by Paul Rollins as his personal yacht, launched in 1998. She is traditionally built with Port Orford cedar planking riveted on steam-bent white oak frames.

PHANTOM

Year Built:
1932

The plans for this racing catboat were published in a two-part, how-to-build article in The Rudder (Dec. 1902 and Jan. 1903) from which designer Charles D.

Liberty Belle

Builder Name:
Doug Sutherland

Wood Duck 12 Hybrid, first time builder. Approximately 3 month build time.

DUFFY

Year Built:
1949-50

DUFFY was commissioned by Dr. William Kidd and Elaine Kidd and built on Seattle’s Lake Union by the Adams Boat Company. Built to an Edwin Monk Sr.

Richly Joined

Builder Name:
John Ridley

Intended to get me out to where the fish were after spending an afternoon not catching anything from shore, but watching a fellow land one after another just beyond casting distance in the middle of the pond.Based off Andrew Waters’ “Trixie”, Richly Joined is the first boat I’ve ever built.

NOOTKA

Year Built:
1957

NOOTKA was built at Meares Island, Clayoquot Sound, B.C., in 1957 by Barney Williams, a shipwright and fisherman of the Nuu-chah-nulth Nation. As AVE MARIA, she served the Christie (Kakawis) Indian Residential School for almost 30 years.