#550, 18' 5" x 7' 2", Shallow Vee

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Lineage:

The first of these was built by Winninghoff Boats as a utility boat for transporting crabs in shallow bays and across a very shallow bar. It is a low deadrise hull with relatively high cargo capacity. For improved tracking, the hull has a pair of bilge skegs- a shallower draft option than a single, centerline skeg. Despite the shallow draft, the forward sections have a decent amount of deadrise for comfort in a chop. (Photos courtesy of Jay Harrington & Winninghoff Boats.)

Particulars:

Length (hull):

Beam (hull):

Wt. as rigged:

Wt. Bare Hull:

Deadrise Angles-

Transom:

Sta. 4:

Cutwater:

18' - 5"

7' - 1 1/2" (w/o rub rails)

1,850# (50hp OB, batt sys.)

1,480#

Scantlings:

Bottom:

Bot. Stringers:

Chine Flats:

Sides:

Side Stringers:

Decks:

Transverse Frames:

Transom:

Keelson:

.190"

3" x 1.41" ext. Channels

.375"

.190"

2" or 2.5" Split Pipe

.190"

.190" Full Depth, Flanged

.250"

.375" x 4.5"

Stock Weight (approx.)-

Blank Plate: 2,100#

Extrusion: 200#