A little rowboat, sailboat and motorboat. What more do you need?
16′ Modified Adirondack Guideboat
I just finished building this boat in early 2026. It is roughly an Adirondack Guideboat, but strip built, with end decks, and a modified shearline.
21′ Lavro Sea Dory
This is a fairly rare and odd duck, that I am currently refurbishing, building a new cabin for, and repowering.
Caledonia Yawl
This boat is new to me, purchased used locally. It is a giant tub of a dinghy compared to my Skerry below. I sailed it once, and determined I liked it. Currently it is being refurbished/rebuilt in my shop to make it like I want. See the details button below for more. It will relaunch in late summer of 2026.
15′ Modified CLC Skerry Sailing/Rowing Dinghy – SOLD
I sold this boat at the end of 2025, replacing it with two boats, the rowboat and Caledonia yawl above. I had owned this excellent little dinghy for many years, and rebuilt it and the rig twice, ending with a capable little mini-cruiser that can be slept on at anchor, under a tent, with sealed end decks and an off-center daggerboard. Its original open form is one of the earliest kit boat designs by John Harris at Chesapeake Light Craft.
Double Enders Abound
A keen eye might notice that every boat here is a double ender. Except for the rowboat, I admit that transoms make more functional sense. But boats are a love affair, not pure function. And I have always been very drawn to the natural completion of lines on a double ender.