Boats & Gear For Sale

TASWENS, official boat of Team Artful Sailor Phil Bolger Gloucester Gull, 15.5’ x 4 Complete with cruising gear and sailing rig Custom aleute-style oars w/ outriggers Custom dolly and boat cover Traditional hand-finished by Emiliano Marino 3x Veteran of 70/48, Salish 100, Kitsap Peninsula navigation

17’ Boston Whitehall. Beam 54". Features 3 rowing stations, sailing rig with sprits’l and jib. Wide, stable, and beautiful. Built in 1987 from lines published in “Building Classic Small Craft”, by John Gardner. Used and loved for many years by the family that commissioned its build.

Built by Hollingsworth/ Bellingham in 1983, Emma is a small yacht built on the lines of a Connecticut river shad boat. Great rowing, excellent sailing, camper, cruiser. Responsive and easy to sail, Moves along in light winds but also sports a set of reef points for when the wind picks up.

Length – 18’4’ Beam - 7’-4” Draft – 2.4’ 1800 lb/750 lb in Keel • Stable, capable sea boat • Full keel with small bilge keels port & starboard • Two seven foot long berths • Completely open interior…no centerboard • Roller furling jib with double-reefed mainsail • 3.

This historic Whitehall was designed by the noted author / historian Howard Chapelle, and featured in his book “American Small Sailing Craft”. Our Whitehall is length 16’- 3”, and beam 4’-4”. It was built in 1985 by Shew and Burnham in South Bristol Maine.

Swallow is for sale. She is cold molded epoxy fiber glass over cedar strips. Her sails are still crisp, and her auxiliary power is a 9.9 hp Mercury pro kicker. The only through haul that is below the water line is for the depth sounder.

“Black Dogs” - A William Atkin Rescue Minor Black Dogs is an example of a Rescue Minor launch designed in the 1940s by William Atkin as an extremely shallow draft boat for military rescue and salvage. It features a unique inverted vee hull with the propeller tucked into the vee.

For Sale – $3800 This sweet 16’ Sparrow Pocket Cruiser needs an owner who appreciates it. This little beauty is a self-righting 500 lb. keel that draws 24 inches. The 2018, Mercury 4-stroke engine (2.5 hp.) has been used less than 10 hrs.

I’m looking to share my 15’ row/sailboat Waterstrider, a Chesapeake Light Craft Skerry, which will be in the water at Point Hudson Marina, in Port Townsend, April through September. The shared moorage cost will be $390 each for the 6 month season based on myself and two other families.