by GHBoats Webmaster | Jun 14, 2024 | Lobster Boat
Hi everyone! Last time we checked in with you all about our Lobster Boat progress, we shared our first glimpse of the CAD drawings and the features we intended to include. We’re excited to finally share our full 3D design rendering, talk you through some of the...
by GHBoats Webmaster | Jun 7, 2024 | Salish Voyager, Sea Stories
Congratulations to team Pale Valley Rowers, who made an impressive finish in the 2024 Seventy48 race! The Seventy48 race covers a seventy mile course through the Puget Sound, from Tacoma, WA in the south sound to Port Townsend WA at the northern tip. All boats must be...
by GHBoats Webmaster | Apr 30, 2024 | Mailbag, Whitehall
Here’s a nice update from Steve P on Orcas Island, who recently discovered that his beloved 14′ Whitehall Rowboat makes a lovely tender for his 46 Grand Banks. If you’re a yacht owner who loves to row, but thought that inflatables were the most...
by GHBoats Webmaster | Feb 23, 2024 | Lobster Boat
Hi folks! Katie here to give you the latest update on our Lobster Boat redesign project… and it’s a big one! Last time we checked in with you, we had assembled our design team to modernize our original semi-dory design and make it more builder-friendly. The team...
by GHBoats Webmaster | Jan 19, 2024 | Mailbag, Whitehall
We sometimes are asked whether it’s possible to swim from our boats. Some of our boats make it easier than others (we usually suggest the 16′ Melonseed), but here’s an example of a family that not only swims, but dives from their 14′ Whitehall!...
by GHBoats Webmaster | Oct 26, 2023 | Customer Questions, Salish Voyager
By popular request, Fredrik and Nancy shared their thoughts with us about sleeping aboard the Salish Voyager. Though it wasn’t perfect for their Alaskan environment, with a little experimentation and practice they were able to accomplish the task and enjoy a...
