Sundays Best is a white fiberglass canoe with grey interior and wood trim. The boat is 16 feet long and has a beam of 3 feet and was made by Mad River Canoes.

A yellow, 22 foot double kayak with a few dings.

OK, this fantastic and pretty fast all-water board is the SUP I have presently and have been training on, which I hopefully will not use in the race since I'm working on having a new Splinter SUP that is currently being built - an 18' x 24". But this is what I'm entering here because nothing is guaranteed in life, especially not new custom equipment under pressure.

The pictures:
The aforementioned Bark D2 on the beach
Me on a similar-to-the-new Splinter under construction

Bright green and black stripes with a white and gray body, dugout SUP by One, paddled by me (5'3 female) with one paddle.

Its a Bay 24 open water racing shell. I added two rowing pontoons (https://www.revolutionrowing.com/collections/on-the-water/products/stabilizer-pontoons-with-brackets) for safety's sake.

I also am really debating doing the race in my 'family boat' A CLC Northeaster Dory that I am building a sliding seat rig for.

yellow tandem kayak
Length 18 ft.
Width 30 inches
rudder
black gear straps and bungees

A low riding, open hull, sliding seat, open water rowing shell. 18' long with drop-in rowing rig. White finished sides, green transom, light grey interior. Bright finished gunwales and some bright interior pieces. Golden frog sticker on the transom. Bright finished spruce spoon oars.

Double coastal rowing shell manufactured by Liteboat (www.liteboat.com). Meets FISA specifications and standards. Brand new - 2018.
Total weight 60kg (132 lbs), weight without riggers 53kg (117 lbs), maximum load 573 lbs. Average speed 6-9 knots.
The pictures of the boat (literace2x -1 and -3) are from the website, but Ian indicated we can use them to help you identify the boat.

For website picture: please use the Team-Tiguidou.jpg (2 of us in splash jacket and kayak in background). Thanks!

Gloucester gull dory, 1980

Current Designs Gulfstream 2000

Epic V10 Sport surfski. A long narrow sit-on-top kayak. White hull and deck with black bow and stern.

Two person sliding seat open water rowboat.

19ft Angus Rower configured as a trimaran (without the sails for this race).

2012 Maas Aero single open water single scull - white

Carbon/glass composite that flies on the flats and is a joy to row in the rough water. Positive buoyancy with each cockpit sporting its own self-bailers. Bring on the chop!

It’s a green 15 and a half foot Colman canoe from the 80’s. Not the prettiest thing I’ve been in.

1970 Alden 16.

White epic kayak

Custom Carbon fiber Stand up paddle board

Our boat, the Manu-o-Kū, is a Wharram Hitia 17′ that we custom-built for the 2015 Race to Alaska in just over a month. We have made quite a few modifications to the plans of James and Hanneke, most importantly using lighter materials and converting the lazarets to a sheltered place just large enough for a sleeping human. This lets us take shelter in the hulls during inclement weather -- which we hope will blow in around 9pm on Seventy48 to give us an advantage as the heaviest boat in the fleet (135 kg empty). In addition to taking paddles (in the spirit of the Sea Runners and First Nations canoeists who have plied the R2AK route for millennia) as backup or supplementary human power, our primary propulsion is a pedal drive mounted on a fore-and-aft aluminum beam, an innovation based on the R&D accomplished by Matt Johnson and Rick Wills during Matt's previous pedal boat builds for the R2AK.

double kayak, sea blue

Riviera RP14 Racing SUP designed by Taylor Rambo

Maas 24 Carbon Open Water Rowing Shell

Necky Nootka Plus (double kayak)

A purple bow to blue stern metallic fade sea kayak with orange seat, coaming, decals, and deck lines, manufactured by NC Kayaks.

Maas 24 foot rowing shell. Red with blue edges. Concept II oars, black shafts and white blades.

The Maas Double is designed as an open water racing shell. Despite the narrow (14.75″) waterline beam excellent stability is achieved through a slightly flattened hull section shape and a low center of gravity. Rough water stability and dryness are enhanced by the flared hull form above the waterline. As on all our shells the externally bonded hull to deck lip reduces spray and adds stiffness. Other open water features include minimum volume cockpits, optional self bailers and carbon fiber splash guard.
Construction is of carbon fiber for stiffness; direct sized ‘S’ glass for impact resistance; syntactic foam core for panel stiffness and vinylester resin for toughness and ease of repair. There is a carbon fiber foam core stringer that adds substantially to longitudinal stiffness. Exterior finish is 4-6 mil gelcoat.

19.5 Voyaguer canoe with flat back transom.

Our boat is a handcrafted 16' Loudon double hull, lapstrake rowing boat by Rossiter Boats of Ontario, Canada. the boat is owned by our team mentor and rowing coach Captain Mike Flemming of Port Townsend. He has graciously loaned this beauty to our team for this race. George Rossiter, a marine architect, started to build streamlined wooden rowboats which a person could find both fitness and peace forty years ago. The company now builds fiberglass hulls with teak to accents. They are hydrodynamic, smooth-in-the water boats.

NC Kayaks: 19' 2" NC 19 Expedition. Copper Hull. Deck is a light blue to dark blue fade with copper flake and copper powder. Carl Vincent is named after Carl Sagan and Vincent Van Gogh (think Cosmos and Starry Night). Carl has reflective decals at bow, stern, mid-boat, and multiple spots on the deck. He really stands out in the sunlight.

Touring/Fast sea kayak, all white fiberglas/kevlar, enclosed decks, Werner carbon paddle. Piloted by 50 yr old, brunette, caucasian, 5'3" short female.

She is a Daisy Mae 16' canoe of lapstrake plywood and epoxy construction. Handbuilt by the guy who passed it on to me she is the most eye catching boat I have ever owned, with her white hull and clear finished wood interior.

Kestral Open Water by Current Designs (has a rudder also). There is actually a Kestral bird painted on the front of the boat.

The yak is one I strip built with 5/32" thick hardwood strips to plans from Nick Schade of Guillemot kayaks. I launched it in Spring of 2001 and have not done a thing to it since, other than installing a micro-cell foam seat by Joe Greenly, which is very comfy and also adds buoyancy. It weighs 39# and is sandwiched in and out with glass/epoxy.

Ideal for: Adventurous day outings or packing in gear for overnight expeditions. This sleek, 14' inflatable crossover kayak is adventure ready. The Super Lynx can be paddled tandem or solo and is perfectly at home on rivers, lakes, and oceans. Load it up with gear and take it out on moderate whitewater or attach the removable skeg and slice through miles of calm water. The Super Lynx is designed with low-profile side tubes and reduced bow/stern rise for better tracking. The flat hull aids in whitewater performance.

Quadruple scull open water rowing shell, designed by Doug Kidder, modified by Ranier Storb and Chris Maas, and built by Chris Maas by hand.

Fenn Swordfish S, carbon/glass hybrid layup

17’ wood epoxy kayak of the Pygmy Coho design.

Perception Kayak Carolina 14 single kayak.

https://www.perceptionkayaks.com/us/kayaks/carolina-140

Seaward Passat double kayak used in last year's Seventy48 by team "Sea it Rise". Owned by Matt
Pruis, multiple R2AK finisher. This boat has good karma!

The Coaster is a cult classic, a very popular boat back in its day. It is a short kayak with soft chines that allow it to turn by edging the boat. A rudder is not necessary making this an excellent boat in rough conditions because there are no rudder parts to fail. Mine is made of fiberglass (Kevlar was an option). The coaster is considered a slow kayak. Because of its short length and chines it can be turned quickly so it is a good boat to use exploring a rocky coastline. The hull has a slight V bottom with two planing surfaces that surf very well. The boat has a large volume in the bow making it nearly "pearl-proof" (the nose does not dive into the bottom of a wave and flip you over). It is a blast to surf this boat!

NC Kayaks touring kayak

14' wooden kayak

NC Quest 17' touring kayak, white hull, yellow deck (separated by black 1/2" flange) with black reflective stripes and lettering, no rudder

The boat is a 14 foot Cosine Wherry, designed by Bob Picket of Flounder Bay Boat Lumber in Anacortes (no longer in business). This boat was built in Portland Oregon by Bill Farr, completed in 1995. She is strip planked and can be rowed by one or two comfortable. Bill and I competed in the Wooden Boat Festival Saturday morning rowing race in her for around 4 years. Bill and Ellen Farr camp cruised in the wherry in Barkley Sound in the 1990s. In the summer of 1997 we put the wherry aboard Sundown a 1925 British Columbia seiner converted to a charter yacht which I co-captained the length of the Inside Passage. The wherry was joy to row at numerous anchorages in British Columbia and SE Alaska. Bill and Ellen Farr are my in-laws. I do not have a photo of the wherry at this time.

plywood Sup

The boat is a skin on frame two person open water racing shell made from okuome plywood frames, douglas fir stringers, polyester skin, and a bunch of epoxy. It also includes some styrofoam sections for inherent buoyancy if we swamp it.

White and red fanatic strike, 14 feet long. Nose is red, so are the sides and bottom, the top is white in sections

SIC RS

Nova Craft Prospector 18 Royalex Canoe with airbags... unless we shell out for a faster canoe before then!

White, 1996 Bay 21

My boat is a Row Cruiser by Angus Rowboats. This vessel is actually the first one built from the kit plans provided by Small Craft Advisor Magazine and was built by Marty Loken.

Blue hobie tandem kayak with pedals, with green inflatable amas.

Eddyline Samba sea kayak
Dark blue deck, white hull underneath.
13' 9-3/8" LOA
22-3/4" beam
Retractable skeg
Forward and aft bulkheads seal off dry compartments and provide additional flotation in case of capsize. Snug cockpit.

Sliding seat wherry, open boat. Okume plywood, epoxy and some carbon fiber. Cedar trim. All natural finish (raw Epoxy) except for Green transom.

Giant Pocock sliding seat coxed 4..

Seascape 3 kayak by Northwest Kayaks. Old. Been used as a rental boat at Northwest Outdoor Center for several (10+) years

16"x26" Carbon Splinter SUP
Designed By Brandon Davis
Built Locally by Brandon, Arran, Tim and Scotty

Hobie Mirage Oasis sit on top kayak, yellow

28 feet black hull, cream interior, hand-carved dragon figurehead. Four rowing stations, eight oars, built by students and volunteers in the community to create unity in the community.

Blue deck and ama (outrigger) and White hull ARE Matahina Tahitian design/built outrigger canoe

20' cold-molded Whitehall-style rowboat; green hull with red trim

19' Standup Paddleboard, Black

SIC Maui RS 14' x 24.5" SUP
White with red design with black deck
Definitely not in pristine condition

Sandy is a 17-ft NC Kayaks touring kayak. Sandy's deck is dark purplish-blue with copper glitter. From a distance, the deck looks dark blue or purplish when overcast, dusk/dawn, or side opposite the sun, but in the sun it looks copper. The seat and cockpit combing is orange. It has black deck lines. The hull is white. Sandy's hatch covers are black.

Rockpool Taran 18 kayak (note: Rockpool is shipping me the blue stripe one in the attached photo, the daffodil yellow one is a demo they are loaning me for my training for my circumnavigation of Vancouver Island attempt.)

Vintage George Pocock Racing Shells cox'd double wherry. Built around 1961, rescued from the dump late 2018 and restored to its former glory in the winter of 2019 by owners Frank & Linda Ward.

Tandem pedal powered catamaran.

18 ft sea kayak with a white hull and yellow deck

Ninian's Grace is a 17 foot Whitehall style wherry designed by Ian Oughtred who lives on the Isle of Skye in Scotland. It is powered by oars and is painted dark green on the sides with a white bottom. The beam is four feet. It is varnished on the interior and has green canvas spray covers in the bow and stern.

White bottom, yellow top, 1984 PWS Sea Otter.

Alden Ocean Shell Double, 2 Oarmaster drop-in units, 10' oars,White hull, red deck

We'll be rowing a Sam Devlin designed Fairhaven Flyer 20 with two drop in rowing stations. This boat has been featured in Small Boats Monthly (https://smallboatsmonthly.com/article/fairhaven-flyer/).

As you can tell from the picture, it is currently under construction. This is the third boat that I have built, and the second that I have worked on in my dining room. Can I send another picture in a week or two?

PT-11 is a 11' dingy. It is a nesting dingy, so it can be divided in 2 parts. It is white on the outside and bright wood on the inside. It goes really fast.

This is a prototype design for an offshore single rowing shell. It is 22' long and about 22" wide. It is made of Okoume plywood (6mm and 12mm), Sitka spruce, and Western Red Cedar. It will be skinned with 9 oz. Dacron and painted in the color scheme of the Bridgestone MB-Zip, one of my favorite classic mountain bikes.

Adirondack style double ended rowing and paddling boat constructed of edge glued cedar strips lightly fiberglassed.

The Odyssey 18 is an open design with no top decking, very much like a canoe. It was built from a stitch and glue kit. The bottom plank is compressed foam sandwiched between two layers of Okoume plywood. The side planks are also Okoume plywood. The hull is reinforced by a layer of 4 oz fiberglass. The gunwales, side rails, transom knees, and trim are cherry wood. The boat was designed for the Frontrower forward rowing system, which is installed to power the boat.

White Trimaran SUP, Carbon and Epoxy on foam construction. Amas supported by carbon tubes, aft of paddler.

Maas 24 - 24-foot long open water rowing shell, equipped with a self-bailer

Standard Angus Expedition rowboat, purchased instead of built. Getting smarter as I get older...

The Drake 19 is an expedition rowboat and should be exceptionally seaworthy, stable and still be fast. It is a double-ended boat and has bow and stern air-chambers along with side tanks. This will provide 479 lbs of buoyancy and allow self-rescue.
Length – 19’-2”
Beam – 50.5”
PPI = 176lbs

pedal powered, solo trimaran

22' X22" of fun.

WINTEC ODYSEE RECREATIONAL COXED QUAD

Old Town Heron Twin Kayak. 14 feet long and 2.65 feet wide. It is approximately 4 years old and in good shape.

17’ Echo Composites Explorer SUP

The boat is an experimental/ concept design based off of modern surfski, whitewater slalom, and whitewater playboats. The goal was to combine the length (speed) of a surfski with the control/ planing hull of whitewater boats to make a hybrid boat that should (in theory) excel in flatwater and also in bigger wind conditions. I designed the boat last summer after the Seventy48, and started the build process in December. As of now (March 5), it's almost completed, just a lot of small tasks left!
Overall, it's going to be 20' length, 18.5" width, likely painted white with a blue bow. Probably the most distinct feature will be the reverse "wave-piercing" (a.k.a. weed-catching) bow. The uploaded photos are of the almost-complete, non-painted boat- along with an idea of what it'll look like with the paint job.

Outdoor Synergy Northwest Kayaks Seascape 2 Tandem Kayak
Made of fiberglass. Has two stows and bungee/rope on the hull. Seascape 2
The Seascape 2’s large cargo capacity and long, graceful waterline make it ideal for extended trips on the outer coast or inland waters. A favorite of touring companies and outdoor programs this kayak is exceptional in performance and durability whether privately owned or as a member of a tour fleet.

Features
Handcrafted and Outfitter proven
Sleek
Great for carrying long and hard to stow items
Extremely stable
Hard chine
Stable
Northwest Kayaks Outfitter Style or RORS Rudder System
Front and rear bulkheads
Compass mounts
Outfitter tough Bow and stern U-bolts, and Outfitter proven carrying handles
Northwest Kayaks recessed paddle park systems (our specially designed cleat system)
Specifications
Length: 21' 9"
Length with Rudder: 22' 2 "
Beam: 30"
Weight: 75 - 95 lbs.
Load Capacity: 650 lbs.
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Two man Old Town Kayak with rudder

Drake 18 Raceboat. Monohull sliding seat rowboat. Painted black.

big fat heavy old double kayak, white hull, white deck, green trim

This unique home-built Gary Dierking design provides a simple, twenty foot, self-bailing waka with double outriggers, pedal drive, 6 water-tight chambers for storage and buoyancy, and solar power 12 volt system.

18’ all wood construction SUP by Good Story Paddle and Surf the model is THE HUNTER. It’s stunning

Pacific Open Water Double rowing shell. Basically a 30’ Maas design shell with 24” beam and tall bow. This is an enclosed boat with buoyancy chambers and separate cockpits for each rower, sliding seats and self bailing. The boat is 30 years old but in excellent condition. It’s a fast tank with oars.

This is a white-hulled lapstrake rowing dory, adapted for sliding seat units for two rowers plus coxswain.

White hull
White deck with two lime green stripes
Says "THINK" on sides of bow

Stitch and glue Port Townsend wherry designed by Port Townsend local Brandon Davis. Long, fast, oar propelled vessel set up with two slide seat rowing stations. This boat was designed, and is being built to service the youth of PT Townsend as part of a youth rowing program. It is also an opportunity to give exposure to the boat school and the quality of the work being displayed by it's students and staff.

A two person wherry that I built from a kit maybe 20 years ago. Is surprisingly quick, is surprisingly stable. She's a good craft, pray the crew is in as good shape.

Oxford Wherry rowboat with sliding seat, modified with fore and aft decks

Gloucester Gull Dory, rebuilt 3x, rowed fromn Bellingham to Canada and back

21' St Lawrence River Skiff beautifully crafted by Tom Regan of Grapeview Point Boatworks - Fixed seats - two rowing stations - pics below are selected from construction...launch and inagural row is 2 24 19

Standard dragon trimaran canoe, seating up to 20 humans. We are propelling this beast with paddles and grit.

18' Grumman aluminum canoe, modified with the addition of outriggers harvested from a whitewater rafting "cataraft".

This is the first DRB20, designed by Clint Chase when I said I wanted to build a DRB18 with a sliding seat for Seventy48. I picked up the kit, cut by Turn Point Design in PT, on February 14th and launched her May 25th... 2.5 weeks before the race. The lines are based on Norwegian faerings, but it's more of a rowing wherry. It's made out of 6mm okoume plywood planks, with a spruce keel and inwales and killer CVG Alaskan Yellow Cedar gunwales. The rigger is a carbon fiber wing I designed with the help of Russell Brown and built myself.

Wintec Odyssey touring coxed quad currently owned by the Olympic Peninsula Rowing Association in Port Angeles, WA. We are borrowing it with their blessing and raising money for their nonprofit club.

My nimble fun and fast Current Designs Caribou. She 17'3" of glorious fiberglass. She's the perfect vehicle for crabbing, evening happy hour paddles and extended trips.

Sliding seat open water / sheltered water rowing boat. Epoxy / glass sandwich of marine ply. Construction method stitch and glue hull of faceted chines.
At least that's the plan and I'm in process of building it right now (Dec thru Feb). Once the hull is complete I'll figure out a sliding seat rowing station and what oars will work best. I hope to have everything complete by the end of April to see if it all works and maybe get some practice rowing in!
More photos can be supplied as the build progresses.

Very long triple Kayak made from NW Kayaks. it is bright yellow and looks like an obnoxiously long banana floating in the sound.

NW Kayaks Seascape Expedition Tandem Kayak

Gig Harbor Boat Works 14'5" Whitehall

https://www.ghboats.com/our-boats/14-whitehall/

Name: TASWENS (Tahs'-vens)

Design: 15.5' Phil Bolger Gloucester Gull Dory

Powered by: Quilleute-style paddle and Aleut-style oars

Black hull, green bottom, cream interior, red rails. Traditionally appointed.

Team Artful Sailor sponsored by The Artful Sailor Whole Earth Nautical Supply of Port Townsend, Washington

Seaward Passat Tandem Kayak

Epic V8 Elite Surfski. 18' long. Black with white trim. Red decal with "Aftermath".

Northwest Seascape .5
LOA 18.5
Beam 31 inches
Teal top, white bottom
No reg number on hull

Fairly quick for a fiberglass touring kayak. Hopefully she's quick enough.

Sic RS 14x24.5

Bark custom proneboard. Unlimited class. 17 feet x 19.5 inches