This strongly built 15-Ft. Chesapeake skiff may be easily rowed or driven by an outboard motor.
When the soft southerly breezes blowing on your fevered brow and the moist, salty tang of marshes tingling in your nostrils make you long to get out on the water, then, Brother, the bug has bitten you and it’s time to think about building a boat. Chessy is just the ticket to get you acquainted with the sport. She is strongly built so she’ll take a beating when you drag her up on sandy beaches or push her into marsh grass with its inevitable hidden snags and roots. She has plenty of flare, which will keep her dry when the going gets rough—and she is steady enough on her keel to enable the soft-crabber to stand in her bow and reach for a fastmoving crustacean without having the feeling of walking a tightrope
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