Stitch and glue plywood canoe 

Yes, it took us a while. We didn’t even show the part where it was outside and got lifted off the trestles in high winds and dropped onto its keel, slightly splitting some of the centre joints! The repair actually made it a lot stronger. Good luck with your boat!

Hi Tim, glad you enjoyed our video. We used 4mm marine ply.

Hi Andy, we positioned the bow seat approximately 830mm (32.5”) from centre of canoe to seat centre and about 100mm (3.75”) down from the gunwale. The stern seat was positioned 1515mm (59.6”) centre point to centre of seat, and about 140mm (5.5”) down from the gunwale. Hope this helps. Please like and subscribe as we have other projects in the pipeline. Good luck with your boat.

@@familyolney4107 Thanks for the helpful information

Hi Jake, we bought the plans from the Selway Fisher site. Thanks for watching our video, good luck with your project. We'd love it if you subscribed to our channel as we have future projects in the pipeline. www.selway-fisher.com/index.htm

Hi David, yes it is a Selway it's the Fisher Prospector 15'9". We bought the plans on ebay. Thanks for watching our video! Apologies, we actually bought the plans from the Selway Fisher site not eBay.

@@familyolney4107 awesome thats what im going to build

@@muschialli It's such a fun boat, so stable on the water. Good luck with your build. If you have any questions please ask us.

Hi, it’s Selway Fischer plans for the prospector. Sorry, only just noticed your question.

Hi, apologies, I have only just seen this question. We got the plans online from Selway Fisher. It is the 15’9” Prospector.

I couldn't say exactly but would estimate between 30 and 40 kilos. It takes two of us to get it onto the roof of the van.