Complete plans and written instructions for the Cumberland Rover Crooked Creek Skiff. This PDF download includes 14 pages of detailed scale CAD drawings and 20 pages of step by step written instructions. The file contains all critical dimensions and information needed to build the 12ft Crooked Creek Skiff. After checkout, a link will be sent to your email address to download the file.
This is our most comprehensive set of boat plans so far. Sail plan, rigging diagram, rudder, daggerboard, and DB trunk schematics are all included. The written portion even features information on paint, rowing gear, and a crash course in sailing for the novice.
I’m available to answer any questions about your build through email. Customers will receive a code assigning priority attention to your mail in my inbox.
Overall Length: 12’ 3”
Max Beam: 3’ 7”
Choose from two build options: Original Version or High Bow Version (We recommend the High Bow Version in most cases.)
Estimated Weight Capacity: Aprx 410lbs (This varies. The High Bow Version can carry more weight than the low sided Original Version.)
Propulsion: Sail and Oar
Sail: 31sq ft lug sail
Traditional Construction (3/4” solid wood sides with a 1/4” plywood bottom)
Beginner friendly build
The Cumberland Rover Crooked Creek Skiff is a pocket sized sail and oar skiff designed for use on protected inland waters. Her capabilities have been tested and proven through countless outings featured on the Cumberland Rover YouTube channel. Patterned after small flat iron skiffs of the 19th century, she’s simple to construct using common materials.
There are two ways to complete the Crooked Creek Skiff.Builders may choose the Original, single plank version, or the High Bow, double plank version. The High Bow option raises the bow 5 1/2 inches and the sides 2 inches near midship. If you’re uncertain which to build, go with the high bow version.
Weight capacity is a conservative estimate. Your build may vary. This design can carry two adults in rowing mode.
Complete plans and written instructions for the Cumberland Rover Crooked Creek Skiff. This PDF download includes 14 pages of detailed scale CAD drawings and 20 pages of step by step written instructions. The file contains all critical dimensions and information needed to build the 12ft Crooked Creek Skiff. After checkout, a link will be sent to your email address to download the file.
This is our most comprehensive set of boat plans so far. Sail plan, rigging diagram, rudder, daggerboard, and DB trunk schematics are all included. The written portion even features information on paint, rowing gear, and a crash course in sailing for the novice.
I’m available to answer any questions about your build through email. Customers will receive a code assigning priority attention to your mail in my inbox.
Overall Length: 12’ 3”
Max Beam: 3’ 7”
Choose from two build options: Original Version or High Bow Version (We recommend the High Bow Version in most cases.)
Estimated Weight Capacity: Aprx 410lbs (This varies. The High Bow Version can carry more weight than the low sided Original Version.)
Propulsion: Sail and Oar
Sail: 31sq ft lug sail
Traditional Construction (3/4” solid wood sides with a 1/4” plywood bottom)
Beginner friendly build
The Cumberland Rover Crooked Creek Skiff is a pocket sized sail and oar skiff designed for use on protected inland waters. Her capabilities have been tested and proven through countless outings featured on the Cumberland Rover YouTube channel. Patterned after small flat iron skiffs of the 19th century, she’s simple to construct using common materials.
There are two ways to complete the Crooked Creek Skiff.Builders may choose the Original, single plank version, or the High Bow, double plank version. The High Bow option raises the bow 5 1/2 inches and the sides 2 inches near midship. If you’re uncertain which to build, go with the high bow version.
Weight capacity is a conservative estimate. Your build may vary. This design can carry two adults in rowing mode.
