Cover Photo: Carl Puehl’s FIFTY PLUS, a modification of the Ted Brewer design, Quite Times.
A 37′ powerboat is a bit of a luxury for a self-employed handyman and jack-of-all-trades like Carl Puehl. But he’d always wanted to build a boat, and he decided to fill the gap between what he wanted and what he could afford. Continue reading
Above: Scheherazade is a 155′ Bruce King-designed ketch built by Hodgdon Yachts in Boothbay, Maine and launched September 27, 2003. Photo by Onne van der Wal.
Cover Photo: Scheherazade, a 155′ Bruce King-designed ketch. Image by Onne van der Wal.
Hodgdon Yachts of East Boothbay, Maine launched the 155′ ketch, Scheherazade. She is a beautiful union of wood/epoxy technology, elegant design, and superior craftsmanship. Continue reading
Alligator, 55′ modified Biloxi lugger. Designed and built by Bob Walters.
After 5 1/2 years of construction, Alligator is moved, with help of some heavy equipment, from the building shed to her launching site.
Antonisa, 124′ sloop. Designed by Bruce King, built by Hodgdon Yachts, 1999.
Ghost, 71′ Spirit 70 cruising/racing sloop. Designed and built by Sean McMillan and Mick Newman of Spirit Yachts. 2003. Photo by Tim Wright.
Golden Dazy, 42′ IOR 2-ton. Ron Holland Designer. Built by Gougeon Brothers Inc. in 1972.
Liberty, 79′ commuter. Bruce King designer, Hodgdon Yachts Inc. builder, 1996. Photo by Robert Mitchell.
MV Shelby Ann, 55′ trawler–Marine Institute designer, Eastern Shipbuilding Builder.
Rogue Wave, 60′ trimaran. Dick Newick designer, Gougeon Brothers Inc. builder. 1977.
Scheherezade, 154′ ketch. Bruce King designer, Hodgdon Yachts Inc. builder, 2003. Photo by Onne van der Wal.