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Home of the Original McKenzie River Drift Boats, Rogue and Colorado River Dories Dedicated to the history, recovery and preservation drift boats and river dories. You can become a part of the story and action.
This book is a treasure trove of drift boat history, drift boat building instructions, and 10 sets of drift boat plans.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Drift Boat Builders' Forum - with an emphasis on frame construction Drift Boat Builders' Forum - with an emphasis on stitch and glue construction --And some blogs worth visiting -- The Happy Trout Chronicles, by Dave Zielinski -Adventures in drift boat building, fishing and nonsense (updated June 6 - the launch) Desolation Dory Blog, by Jeremy Christensen - dories, fishing and travelogue (last updated June 19) Wooden Boat People - A blog open to all, by Randy and Sandy Dersham
Dave Zielinski's most recently completed project - Visit the Happy Trout Chronicles above. |
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All rights reserved, copyright Roger Fletcher 2009
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Roger Fletcher at the River's Touch 2353 East Ellendale, Dallas, OR 97338 |
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Phone: 503 559 0204 between 10 and 5 PT |
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This page was updated Tuesday June 23, 2009 |
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Instant Boatbuilding with Dynamite Payson offers 15 boats with power, sail, oar or paddle. It’s a winner. Published by International Marine/McGraw Hill the book is packed with practical instructions for both modeling and building these boats -- and crafting oars! The no-nonsense, simple, practical and Down East approach to boat building is typically "Dynamite." |
For signed copies go directly to the man himself, and say Hi to him for me (207-594-7587 between 8:00 & 12:00 and 1:00 and 4:30 EDT). Dynamite doesn’t take credit cards but he will accept personal checks. Or you can go directly to the publisher. By the way, this is his 10th book, I believe. What a guy!
Dynamite models one of his first drift boats
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The Classic Rogue River Dory, one of my limited editions hand-crafted for a Northwest drift boat aficionado. The boat sports a 60-inch flat spot fore to aft amidships and offers considerably greater carrying capacity than the fully rockered Mckenzie. Note the two wash strakes on the sheer's fore-section. This is one of ten boats featured in my upcoming book, Drift Boats and River Dories. |
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$19.95 plus shipping |
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