This rugged and striking double-ender will camp-cruise a couple and day sail a crowd. Designer Iain Oughtred admits to being under the influence of Shetland ness yoles and sixerns while drawing the Caledonia. And those highly regarded workboats can trace their pedigree to older Norwegian small craft—a strong heritage.
19′6″ Calendonia Yawl II
DESCRIPTION
Hull type: Round-bottomed, double-ended
Rig: Balance lug or gaff, with leg-o’-mutton mizzen
Construction: Glued-lapstrake plywood
PERFORMANCE
Suitable for somewhat protected waters
Intended capacity: 1-4
Trailerable
Propulsion: Sail
BUILDING DATA
Skill needed: Intermediate
Lofting required: No
PLANS DATA
No. of sheets: 10
Supplemental information: 16 pages
Level of Detail: Above average
Plans Format: Print
Cost per set: $291
Plan No. 158
Related Publications:
Clinker Plywood Boatbuilding Manual, by Iain Oughtred
How to Build Glued-Lapstrake Wooden Boats, by John Brooks & Ruth Ann Hill
Boat Design Quarterly, Vol. 47
Particulars
LOA: 19′6″
LWL: 16′1″
Beam: 6′5″
Draft: (cb up) 9″
(cb down) 3′10″
Weight: about 650 lbs
Sail area: Lug yawl 163 sq ft
Gaff yawl 242 sq ft