I exchanged emails with WaterTriber Knotwright today. I had made a post in his thread to check out the microBootlegger that I had blogged about before here: http://watertribe.org/microtom/microbootlegger-by-guillemot/. He replied with a list of stitch and glue decked canoes which I didn’t know existed.

http://www.jemwatercraft.com/proddetail.php?prod=SouthWind17-9

http://www.jemwatercraft.com/proddetail.php?prod=NorthWind

http://www.shearwater-boats.com/eider.html

http://www.sageboats.com/stock/longlake.html

Quoting Knotwright, “And last but not least the Pocomoke comes from a book by Chris Kulczycki “The Kayak Shop: three Elegant Wooden Kayak Anyone can Build” Problem is the plans aren’t included, and Amazon some reviews say plans are unobtainable. There is also discussion elsewhere on the net that this is an outdated design.”

http://www.woodenboatfittings.com.au/boats/kayak.htm

Another thing that Knotwright turned me on to in his thread, http://watertribe.org/forums/topic/kruger-like-strip-boat was kayakfoundry. Free canoe/kayak design software.

http://www.blueheronkayaks.com/kayak/software/software.htm

Great stuff. WaterTribers are some amazingly knowledgeable people.

Ron Hoddinott has published an excellent article in the May 2014 issue of Southwinds titled: WaterTribe Everglades Challenge 2014. Great read. Erika and I even get mentioned as top finishers in Class 3.

http://www.readoz.com/publication/read?i=1061992#page40