Official website Port Aransas Wooden Boat Festival
This year the event was on 12 - 14 April 2019
in Port Aransas, Texas
The Festival was in Roberts Park - as it was in previous years it is
adjacent to the Port Aransas yacht basin / harbor
and just east of the Port Aransas Ferry docks on the North end of the Port Aransas, on Mustang Island, Texas
This event was created by Duckworks and
the Farley Boat Works
(part of the PAPHA - Port Aransas Preservation and Historical Association - including the Port Aransas Museum)
Farley Boat Works (part of the Port Aransas Preservation Historical Association - PAPHA )
Duckworks (boatbuilding supplies, plans and more)
CLC - Chesapeake Light Craft (finely crafted kits, plans and building supplies)
Bateau . com boat plans, supplies, etc
J.O. Woodworks (rudders, daggerboards, tillers, etc.)
Petit marine paint and finishes
Traditional Small Craft Association (TSCA)
Texas 200 Sailing Club
Port Aransas & Mustang Island chamber of Commerce
South Jetty newspaper in Port Aransas, Texas
Port A Low Life store at 314 Cutoff Rd
Brons Beach Carts phone 361 336-4723
PAPHA Port Aransas Preservation Historical Association (Facebook page)
PAPHA web page
Port Aransas Beach Club a fine rental property for groups
Mark Grosse - Real Estate
Whitten Real Estate
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10:00am Family Boat Building Begins
Noon Registration for boats on display opens
5:00-8:00pm Welcome Reception at Farley Boat Works. Picnic meal, beer and wine and live music.
$10 per person. Tickets available at registration and at the door
Saturday, April 13
Family Boat Building continues
9:00am Mastering Epoxy Fillets ? John C. Harris, Chesapeake Light Craft
10:00am Marine paint, varnish and adhesives overview? Mike Kent, Pettit Products
11:00am Sailing the Texas 200 ? Chuck Leinweber, Duckworks
1:00pm Sawn Timber Technology ? Amy VanDerLee, Shipwright
2:00pm Small Boat Building on the Cheap ? Steve Woods, Industrial Arts Teacher (ret.)
3:00pm The Art of Fiberglassing Over Wood - John C. Harris, Chesapeake Light Craft
4:30Ppm Awards and drawings at the Pavilion
Sunday, April 14
9:00am Family Boat Building continues
3:00pm Family Boat Building boats launch at the Harbor Boat Ramp
End of the 5th Annual Port Aransas Wooden Boat Festival ? Thank you for attending!
01
No Screws - made of solid wood with some bolts, no screws.
02
Trixie B - beachcomber dory made by Foss in Washington State
03
Bay River Skiff 15 Mk2
04
Outer Island - Ocean going kayak
05
Trimaran - Matt Laden design - under construction at Farley Boatworks
06
Bateau Classic 19 Express - under construction
07
Stand up paddle board
08
Pirogue - modern touch copy of original from Bayou Teche, LA
09
NED - J. Harris design - high freeboard with Paradox style side lateral resistance
10
Fast Garvey 10 - a Bateau design
11 and 32
Mini-Mouse boats Gavin Atkin design, made at Farley Boatworks during a Summer youth building sessoin
12
Shellback dingy - lug rig
13
Pirogue, older from Bayou Teche, Louisanna , which was the model for the newer one shown in number 08 above
This older one was once powered by a gasoline washing machine motor.
14 and 15
Guillemot kayaks Swift and Sylph - Nich Schrade design - cedar strip sea kayaks
16
Blackbird - a Port Aransas Skiff
16
Blackbird - a Port Aransas Skiff - first built at Farley after Hurricane Harvey
17
Port Aransas Skiff
18
Mayfly 14 - a Jim Michalek design
19
Navigo Ergo Sum - Lowells Boat Shop
20
Lyova-Marie - Westport Sharpie
20
Lyova-Marie - Westport Sharpie
21
Termites Delite - Farley skiff last made by by Pt. Aransas High School Shop. Spring 1991
22
Brizo - Northeaster Dory - John Harris design
23 and 24
23 Compass Rose 14ft Shearwater Sport Kayak - - 24 Chesapeake Lightcraft 17 Kayak
25
Sand Dollar. lug rig. Arch Davis design
26
Nutshell Pram. Joel White design
27
Sea Kayak - CLC design
28
Fair Curve - Farley skiff hull
29
Mill Creek 16.5 ft open kayak - CLC J. Harris design
30
Skiff America - Kilburn Adams design
30
Skiff America - in the water
31
FS 18 modified. a Technical Poling Skiff - Jacques Mertins design
33
Living the Low Life - Farley skiff - Bubba Molina design
33
Living the Low Life - stern view
34
Rowing Skiff - John Gardner design - Farley built
35
Forever Young - Skiff/Dory - Jacques Marten design
36
Tina - a classic Farley inboard fishing boat
36
Tina - transom
36
Tina - fore quarter
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A Shell Back Dinghy - Ellie (number 12) owned by Cliff Scherer of Wimberley, was named Best Sailboat.
Paul Roach’s stand-up paddle board (number 07) scored for best self-propelled boat. Roach is a Hitchcock resident.
The “Best Quick and Dirty” category was a 14-foot Mayfly sailing skiff . (number 18) a Michalek design by Chris Dukeminier of Rockport.
The Farthest Traveled Award went to a cat/ketch sailboat. (number 03) a Bay River Kdiff 15 Mk2, from Edmond, Oklahoma. It is owned by Travis Votaw
The Peoples Choice Award went to the Blackbird, a Port Aransas skiff (number 16)
built at Farley Boat Works by Mason Pace of San Antonio.
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Index to all Wooden Boat Fest web pages
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2019 Family Boatbuildnig and Launch
2019 Boat Fest other events
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