
Small Boats Annual 2012


Outfitting for Safety Part 2: Navigation & Seamanship

Outfitting for Safety Part 1: Introduction & Minimum Legal Requirements
Part of common sense is good preparation

XLNC Utility Skiff
A simple, efficient hull from William and John Atkin

Hampton Sloop
A family boat

Peregrine 18
A fast pulling boat

The Shaw & Tenney Whitehall
A classic, reinterpreted

The No Mans Land Boat
A challenge with great potential

The Sea Bird Yawl
Simplicity in a hard-chined cruiser

Wittholz 11′ Dinghy
An ode to a simpler time

KINGFISHER
An almost-traditional Thames skiff

Lowell’s Amesbury Skiff
Building by "The Book"

The Rhodes 18
A racing daysailer

Redbird
A proven cedar-strip touring canoe

Salty Heaven
A sprightly cat-yawl for daysailing or camp-cruising

Devlin’s Pelicano
Inspired by pangas, in three flavors

The Norwalk Islands 18 and Its Cousins
A family of sharpies

FOX
A double-paddle canoe

D-18 Myst
A camp-cruiser with good looks

Marsh Punt
A simple boat for calm waters

Goliath Mini-Tug
A fanciful cruiser with workboat roots

Starry Nights
A magic carpet on the water

A Nesting Dinghy
PT 11, a fine balance of form and function

The Old Town Dinghy
A classic in cedar and canvas

Jericho Bay Lobster Skiff
A forgiving outboard-powered boat