Cape Fear 15-31

Nestled midway between New York and Florida along the southeastern coast of North Carolina, the Cape Fear Coast is a place of uncommon beauty and a nautical legacy that spans centuries.

The Cape Fear is multifunction kayak designed for recreational paddling.

The front deck is raised slightly above the sheer line and allows for open storage or leg room. The open middle cockpit is intended for easy entry, exit, and quick access to gear.

The rear deck and easy-to-make hatch creates a large, dry storage compartment with the bulkhead behind the seat.

The plans show how to make a hatch but you can make your own style hatch, or install a pre-made hatch. The flat deck is also ideal for mounting fishing rod holders.

A flat back was incorporated for easy hull assembly and to install an optional rudder. Note:the flat portion is above the waterline for no turbulence making easier and quieter paddling.

Rig your boat any which way you want to make it the ultimate fishing machine!

Specifications

Always wear your Personal Floatation Device!

Bill of Materials

Plywood sheets, 3/16" (4mm)	3
Epoxy Resin (With 15% waste factor)	2 gallons
Fiberglass Tape, 6 ounce	95 yards
Wood Flour	2 quarts

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