I have often admired the Adirondack style of Guide Boat with their swept back ends, gorgeous sheer line—often higher forward than aft and pinched entry and exit to their waterline—they came in several different sizes and styles—some with small transoms—and l am not sure that any were ever small enough to be called canoes, but in this case, our client asked us to use the Adirondack style with a single canoe size and the result is a very pretty and efficient little boat for paddling small creeks and waterways otherwise difficult to get at.

Construction is stitch and tape but we can produce the mould shapes for clinker/ply—and watch out later for a wider version for rowing.

LOA 12’5” (3.79m); Beam 30” (0.76m); Approx. wht 40 lbs (18kg) in 4mm ply.

Above is the first example being stitched together by A.P. Bootz