A Black Pearl?

Sunday, July 4, 2010, 7 comments

Disregarding the fact that I usually am quite satisfied with my design efforts, I still find it very exciting when builders adds his or her own input – even if it from time to time can result in substantial changes.

But surely, this one has gone overboard...

Black Pearl?

(Photo by Oliver Bloch, and from Bremen, Maine – thanks!)

Comments

1 Clas Hagelstam
7/4/2010 7:48 PM

Isn't the cockpit too far foward?

2 David S
7/4/2010 8:00 PM

Just roll it few times and find out! If it rolls - it is not a witch.

3 Björn Thomasson
7/4/2010 9:06 PM

But at least the aft deck is pleasingly low...

4 Charles Hunsdorfer
7/27/2010 12:40 PM

Looks like a double-wedge lobster boat hull.

I would be interested in seeing the lines!

5 Björn Thomasson
7/30/2010 10:35 PM

Me too ;-)

(On a more serious note – I remember an article a couple of years ago in Wooden Boat Mag, with lines, pics, history etc on the Maine loabster boats...)

6 yvette southworth
9/10/2012 1:06 AM

Do you know the name of the family that owns this lobster boat out of Bremen? I meet them on the dock[launching this boat] at Round Pond on Sat. Sept. 9th. I took a family picture and would like to send them a copy. If you could give me their name or give them my emil address, I would appreciate it. Beautiful boat!! Thanks

Yvette

7 Björn Thomasson
9/10/2012 2:46 PM

Yvette, there is no photo. You cannot upload photos – you can only refer to a web source by using the url, as is or by Markdown syntax: link text.

But I cannot help you. I do not know anything about lobster boats anywhere – the boat in the photo above was sent to me just because it happened to have the same name as one of my kayaks ;-)

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