Traditional outboard skiff

· Beam waterline: 38"
· Beam gunnel: 48"
· Bow height: 19"
· Centre depth: 16"
· Draft: 4.8"
· Displacement: 400 lbs.
· Wetted surface: 30.7 sq.ft.
· Weight to immerse: 154 lb/in
· Prismatic coefficient: 0.587
· Weight: 70-90 lbs.
· Stability: Factor 169
· Optimum capacity: 180-600 lbs.

This sweet little skiff was built by the Rice Lake Boat Works during the transition from muscle power to the outboard. Sure to be a very useful boat at the cottage for fishing, rowing or just knocking about. It is one of the most stable boats we offer and will row well with up to three adults on board or a whole fleet of youngsters. A small outboard or electric motor will efficiently propel the boat for trolling, bird watching or just getting home a little faster. The lines were re-faired by Steve Killing keeping the character of the sheer, body sections and distinctive transom stern.

• Full-size drawings showing the profile, plan and section shape of the hull.
• Full size plans for the mold stations.
• Full size plans for stem molds.
• Builder's notes
• Epoxyworks newsletter
• WEST SYSTEM® technical manual