Re: . . . flat bottom sharpie under 350lbs
Not to mention the fact that these also come in an 18ft version.
Regards,
Dennis Marshall
Regards,
Dennis Marshall
--- In bolger@y..., "Bill Samson" <Bill.Samson@t...> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I know exactly where you're coming from. A minimal pocket cruiser
that can
> be beached single handed and hauled up a slip by two people.
>
> Not a sharpie, but maybe a 'blunty' - have you thought about the San
> Francisco Bay Pelicans? They're flat bottomed prams, beamy,
seaworthy (for
> their size) and come in a variety of forms from a 12' open boat to
a 16'
> cabin boat. Very attractive under sail, too - if a tad clunky-
looking close
> up. A LOTTA boat for the size.
>
> Bill Samson
Hi,
I know exactly where you're coming from. A minimal pocket cruiser that can
be beached single handed and hauled up a slip by two people.
Not a sharpie, but maybe a 'blunty' - have you thought about the San
Francisco Bay Pelicans? They're flat bottomed prams, beamy, seaworthy (for
their size) and come in a variety of forms from a 12' open boat to a 16'
cabin boat. Very attractive under sail, too - if a tad clunky-looking close
up. A LOTTA boat for the size.
Bill Samson
I know exactly where you're coming from. A minimal pocket cruiser that can
be beached single handed and hauled up a slip by two people.
Not a sharpie, but maybe a 'blunty' - have you thought about the San
Francisco Bay Pelicans? They're flat bottomed prams, beamy, seaworthy (for
their size) and come in a variety of forms from a 12' open boat to a 16'
cabin boat. Very attractive under sail, too - if a tad clunky-looking close
up. A LOTTA boat for the size.
Bill Samson