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11/11/09 Fixed links in the DUCK-41-Plus construction sequence (finally). Now you can get to page 7 from 6 and to the launch from page 9. Can't believe I never noticed the lack of sequence in the uploads.....
NEW BOOK!! NEW BOOK!!! See the BOOKS section
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| The Seahorse 462 ICE was built for Arctic explorations. Click on MORE INFO to see the details about her outfitting (can you believe a flying rubber raft?) and the travel plans of her owners...... |
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| The "Back-up" Sail Plan | Custom Design | Books & Catalogs | Links |
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Hi George and Gail, |
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| "Duck On The Rocks." So far this 462 and Tommy's 44 have banged away a few days on the rocks before getting dragged off, with no damage. SEADUCTRESS hit an iceberg and raised 6" out of the water before falling back, with no damage. There's a lot to be said for a steel yacht! Oh, after getting free again, this boat headed on across the Pacific, went through the Panama Canal, and headed east. Click here to see some photos of the Panama Canal Trip! |


The DIESEL DUCK family is steadily growing. In the middle is the 48 DUCK showing her as she'd be if built to their roots; a Pacific Northwest Salmon Troller. She's surrounded by a few of her cruising relatives, ANY which could be stripped down for fishin' if it was a different day and age.... They all share that wonderful tradition of fuel efficiency and seaworthiness. Read The Troller Yacht Book for more about that!
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| The "Back-up" Sail Plan | Custom Design | Books & Catalogs | Links |
The Seahorse 462 Sedan The
Sedan Ducks actually can sail more or less too. You won't win
races but her sails guarantee you'll never be stranded. This
photo is the first Seahorse 462 based sedan. |
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