Hull Type: Double Ended Clinker Rig Type: Balanced Lug Yawl
LOA: 19′-8″/ 6.0m LWL: 16′-3″ / 4.95m
Beam: 5′-4 1/2″ / 1.64m Listed SA: 119 ft2 / 11.06 m2
Draft: 21″(bd down.)/ 8″ (bd up.)
Hull Weight: 300 lbs./ 135 kgs. All Up Weight: 400 lbs. / 180 kgs.
Disp. @ DWL: 870 lbs./ 400 kgs.
Designer: Iain Oughtred
Construction: Wood (clinker ply)
RIG AND SAIL PARTICULARS
SA(Fore.): 102 ft2 / 9.47 m2 SA(Mizz.): 17 ft2 / 1.57 m2
Sail Area (100% fore+mizzen): 119 ft2 / 11.06 m2
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Hi, I am building a Ness Yawl that I will mostly sail alone on the Chesapeake Bay. Love your fore and aft decks and hatches on UNA – do you have/sell plans for the decks and hatch > Thanks, Doug
Hey Doug,
Come sail with us in the TSCA chapter we have. Called The Old Bay Club. Good group of sailors with various boats. Several Caledonia Yawls.
Sorry, no hatch drawings. Did it by eye and simply made sure a milk crate would fit through. With rubber gasket under hatch, they aren’t water tight, but I’ve never had water ingress. Keeps most of gear dry. How far along are you? Spring launch?
Good Luck-
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You did a great job building una it inspired me to build a sooty tern. I’m going to order the plans is straydog boatworks a good source? That blue hull is striking I can’t stop thinking about your boat
Good. Fine sailing boat. Got
My plans directly from Iain Oughtred. Was nice to have his handwriting! Keep us posted-