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Paul Matthies Dory Race - Surf Festival
https://www.surffestival.org/dory
Sailing Surf Dory - Small Boats Magazine
https://smallboatsmonthly.com/article/sailing-surf-dory/
A comparatively round-sided dory, the Sailing Surf Dory handles well under sail or oars. This boat is a 14-footer, and Lowell’s Boat Shop in Amesbury, Massachusetts, also builds 16’, 18’, and 20’ versions. For many dories, the words “sailing” and “rowing” don’t comfortably sit side by side. If performance sailing is of paramount importance and you break out the oars only grudgingly, …
Surf Dory | www.thefreeseas.org
https://www.thefreeseas.org/surf-dory/
Surf Dory. Spotted while riding bikes up the coast in Los Angeles today: The boat is about 18 feet long, and of a slightly different shape than our Mare Liberum Dories (closer to a Swampscott dory, with more rounded sides) but same basic design principles — flat bottom, narrow transom, high bow and side lines. A couple of interesting features: 1.
Surf City Days - Dory Racing - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zzXG5gvJQs
It's not Dory Racing without some contact...
IntroducingSurf Dory | Ojai Dory
https://www.ojaidory.com/web/handmade-dories/
This design was created by Paul Gartside for the American Red Cross Life Saving Corps, modified and built by boatwright Kevin White, of Ojai Dory Company. It is symmetrical fore and aft and can be launched and rowed in either direction by …
Surf Dory - Salisch Design
http://www.salischdesign.com/dory/index.html
These pages feature an eighteen foot Lowell Surf Dory built at Lowell's Boat Shop in Amesbury, Massachusetts. The round-sided Surf Dory, often referred to as the Swampscott-type Dory, is descended from the original dory developed by Simeon Lowell in 1793. Even after the later development of the straight-sided Banks Dory, the Surf Dory was preferred by fishermen who …
Lifeguard Dory Boat Wipe Out - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzPNHE5ka9I
The SCOF usually offers the best viewing and action in our summer lifeguard racing schedule. This wipe out shows why greed (of a wave ride to the beach) can make or break your whole race. This race...
Dory: This is Also Rowing – and Racing! – Hear The Boat Sing
https://heartheboatsing.com/2020/05/18/dory-this-is-also-rowing-and-racing/
Serious dory racing began in 1952. The previous year, a schooner from Gloucester sought haven in Lunenburg. One dory man got in a pub discussion with a local man that resulted in a challenge of which one was faster in a dory. The Boston Globe tells the story and how International Dory Racing between Lunenburg and Gloucester has continued to the present. …
Crashing the Surf in a Pacific City Dory - LiveOutdoors
https://www.liveoutdoors.com/motorsports/241291-crashing-surf-pacific-city-dory/
Crashing the Surf in a Pacific City Dory. by Neil Zawicki. The Oregon Coast is known to sailors as “the graveyard of the Pacific.”. That’s why watching the dories launch at Pacific City is an age old spectacle of seafaring bravado. The flat bottom fishing boats have since the late 1920’s launched from the beach into crashing surf in the lee of Cape Kiwanda.
Is a Modern Lightweight Dory REALLY Seaworthy? Are …
https://www.storerboatplans.com/boat-design/boat-history-and-culture/is-a-modern-lightweight-dory-really-seaworthy-are-dories-really-seaworthy/
A traditionally built dory with crew – roughly 450lbs all up. A modern lightweight dory hull of the same size and shape with crew – roughly 280lbs. Stability of the lighter dory will be 280/450 = 0.62. The modern boat will be 40% less stable then the traditional one.2/ Size – Building a small dory will usually mean low stability.
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