The much loved Tancook whaler was developed as an inshore fishing vessel on the south shore of Nova Scotia about 150 years ago. It's a striking model that has appealed to yachtsmen ever since.  This one is fairly authentic in terms of size and construction.  The addition of a small cabin and an inboard engine makes it a great little boat for day sailing or weekending.

Construction: Clinker on bent frames

Length on deck:   25ft 3ins                     (7.70 metres)
Length waterline: 20ft 3ins                     (6.17 metres)
Beam: 8 ft 2ins                                       (2.50 metres)
Draft, 2ft  0 ins, 5ft 1ins                          (0.60, 1.55 metres) 
Displacement: 4750lbs                           (2160kg)
Sailing rig: Gaff schooner
Sail area: 289 sq. ft                                (26.86 sq metres)
Building time: 4000 hours 
Skill level: high

Design #227:  5 Sheets