(For Oars or Outboard Motor)
These are the plans of a well-known East Coast yacht builder who has been onstructing fishing skiffs and other types of utility boats for many years. This 14-foot skiff is a favorite of experienced fishermen and is used extensively on Chesapeake Bay as well as in other parts of the country. These skiffs row easily and drive well with a small outboard motor, and they can be made either of ordinary lumber or of marine-grade plywood. In either case, since the molds remain intact when the hull is removed, more than one skiff can be built on the same form. This is a decided advantage for those who wish to make a number, say for a livery, and it's also handy where two friends, each wanting a skiff, decide to team up and do the job together.
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