Pot Pie Skiff Style:Plans and Instructions This area is between St

This area is between St

The stern of this boat was probably derived from schooners whose decks extended aft past the waterline

The "Pot Pie" Skiff The "Pot Pie" Skiff was designed in an area of Talbot County

this type of boat was known as a tuck stern

Kit Contains: Basswood framing & sides Hardware & rigging supplies Pre-routed base Pre-cut keel & stern Cedar bottom planking Instructions & Blueprints Dimensions: 20in Long 6in Wide Model done in 3/4in scale

Pot Pie Skiff Style:Plans and Instructions This area is between StThe "Pot Pie" Skiff The "Pot Pie" Skiff was designed in an area of Talbot County, Maryland known as "Pot Pie". This area is between St. Michaels and Tilghman Island. The stern of this boat was probably derived from schooners whose decks extended aft past the waterline. In other parts of the Chesapeake Bay, this type of boat was known as a tuck stern. To learn more about these boats and others, please read one of author Larry Chownings' books. Kit