DONOGHUE was probably built circa 1870 by George Kneiss as a gentleman's rowing boat. She is designed along typical Whitehall lines, but lighter - a smooth-plank, fast, round bottom wherry. She is a delight to row, responsive, graceful and quick. Her two rowing stations make her an ideal boat for double rowing, and she will carry two adults and two children.
Bob developed a pattern for outriggers based on the ones which the original DONOGHUE had. These outriggers are available from Baker Boat Works.
