The 11′6″ Guillemot (pronounced gilly-mot) is a shorter cousin to the 15′2″ Tammie Norrie. Designer Iain Oughtred drew this robust little boat along the lines of a nineteenth-century ship’s boat or large yacht tender. He tells us, “She floats on her designed waterline with three adults aboard, and can carry a load of gear as well…. Two [adults] plus two children might be a comfortable maximum for pottering about.”
11′6″ Guillemot
DESCRIPTION
Hull type: Round-bottomed, transom sterned
Rig: Balance lug, standing lug, or sloop
Construction: Glued lapstrake plywood
PERFORMANCE
Suitable for protected waters
Intended capacity: 1-3
Trailerable
Propulsion: Sail, oars
BUILDING DATA
Skill needed: Basic to Intermediate
Lofting required: No
PLANS DATA
No. of sheets: 6
Supplemental information: 17 pages
Level of Detail: Above average
Plans Format: Print
Cost per set: $168
Plan No. 149
Related Publications:
Clinker Plywood Boatbuilding Manual, by Iain Oughtred
How to Build Glued-Lapstrake Wooden Boats, by John Brooks & Ruth Ann Hill
Particulars
LOA: 11′6″
Beam: 4′5″
Draft: (cb up) 7″
(cb down) 2′8″
Weight: about 140 lbs
Sail area: Balanced lug 64 sq ft
Standing lug 55 sq ft
Sloop 72 sq ft