Sweet Pea - Small Boats Magazine
WEBAn Instant Boat for oar and sail, with a removable keel. Written by Ingrid Code. From Issue January 2021. Harold “Dynamite” Payson, famed small-boat builder, wanted a boat he could row out to the islands of coastal Maine in the morning …
ROWING FOR PLEASURE: A Phil Bolger Sweet Pea at Beale Park
WEBJun 15, 2009 · A Phil Bolger Sweet Pea at Beale Park. The late, great and very much lamented Phil Bolger had fixed views about adapting rowing boats to sail, and vice versa.
Bolger Sweet Pea CLR - The WoodenBoat Forum
WEBJan 24, 2024 · Bolger Sweet Pea CLR. Hi guys, I'm considering building Phil Bolger's Sweet Pea. I live in Norfolk in England and my boating is creeping around our shallow rivers, estuaries and broads... sailing when I can, rowing if not.
Advice on Bolger's Sweet Pea - The WoodenBoat Forum
WEBOct 17, 2017 · Has anyone stretched a Sweet Pea, or would that ruin how she behaves on the water? I'm primarily looking for something sea-worthy to row (or sail if the design allows), troll for salmon, catch the odd halibut, and …
John Welsford’s Sweet Pea - Small Boats Magazine
WEBWith its plywood hull, outboard motorwell, and raised-deck cabin, Sweet Pea’s aesthetic is relatively modern rather than ultra-traditional. Two rigs are shown: marconi sloop with spinnaker carrying 198 sq ft of sail, and gaff yawl with 180 sq ft.
Questions about Welsford Sweet Pea (and SCAMP)
WEBAug 13, 2012 · I’m considering building a Welsford Sweet Pea. (If I don’t pick Sweet Pea, I will likely build a SCAMP from plans). Here are a couple of questions for the group.
Boats with an Open Mind: Seventy-Five Unconventional Designs …
WEBSep 1, 1994 · A planing microtrawler; a glass-galleried, beachable birdwatching boat; a fully enclosed ocean-cruising rowboat; cruising sailboats that take the ground at low tide; power, sail, and rowing boats from 6 to 95 feet--these are boats as only Bolger's unfettered imagination does them.
Ideas and Possibilities — Old Wharf Dory
WEBSweet Pea. Here's a very nice rowing design fromPhil Bolger. It's his interpretation of a Maine peapod, built simply of plywood. Apparently, Dynamite Payson asked Phil for a simple peapod that he could row standing up, like a traditional 'pod.
SWEET PEA - Small Boats Magazine
WEBWith a pair of 7′ straight-bladed oars SWEET PEA “rows beautifully, doesn’t hobbyhorse, tracks perfectly, and takes no effort to make her go.” The boat carries two adults with ease and fares well in waves up to 2′ and big powerboat wakes.
Sweet Pea Printed Plans - Duckworks Boat Builders Supply
WEBSweet Pea Printed Plans. To download a study plan for Sweet Pea, click HERE. For a full Sweet Pea Plan Digital Download, click HERE. Sweet Pea was designed to produce a racer for a club I based on a very large estuary.