Timbercoast Troller 22

Designed to look related to the legendary Calkin’s Bartender, the Timbercoast is a slower and more economical solution to long days on the water. With a deep keel directional stability is great and she is controllable with the small sails set. Speeds up to 7 knots are achieved with a 22 HP inboard diesel engine. Overnight accommodations including galley, porta-pottie, double berth, and the smallest wood heating stove.  She can go to Alaska or across the bay.

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Displacement Power Boats to 30'

  • 18’ North Coast Troller. Traditional BC Wooden FishboatPlans detail of the 18’ North Coast Double-ender
  • Tanu 24. Full Displacement Aluminum Cruiser and Day Fishing Boat
  • Ironbark 28' Traditional Displacement Boat. Photo credit, batmagasinet.no
  • Ironbark 28' Traditional Displacement Boat. Photo credit, batmagasinet.no
  • Northcoast 26, Double-ended Wooden Cruiser, Schooner Rig
  • Northcoast 26, Double-ended Wooden Cruiser, Flying Bridge
  • Garden Bay 23, Trailerable Motorboat with Sails
  • Fidler 19, displacement cruiser based on BC gillnetters of the 1920-30s. Profile.
  • Pearson 28, Trailerable Mini-troller for SE Alaska Waters
  • Johnson 30, Scottish Ringnetter, Traditional Heavy Displacement Wooden Power Boat, Double-ended Version
  • 18’ North Coast Troller. Traditional BC Wooden Fishboat18’ North Coast Troller. Traditional BC Wooden Fishboat
  • Johnson 28, double-ended traditional workboat-style cruiser
  • Pocket Cruiser 16’, a Davidson style Chugger
  • Power Pogy 6 Meter (19'6") Family Outboard Cruiser, could cruise a family of four along many coasts.
  • 18' double-ender, a small full-displacement workboat
  • Timbercoast Troller 22 Bartender
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Tad Roberts