Three types of pulling boats are featured, the St. Lawrence River Skiff, the Adirondack Guide-boat, and a reproduction of the Old Town "Double Ended Boat.

All of these designs are double ended pulling craft, especially chosen for their superb rowing, handling and carrying cababilities.

They are light enough to be car-topped on the smallest of vehicles, no trailers are necessary for their transportation.

Each boat is custom built to exactly match your needs and specifications. With the addition of any of our many options, your specific uses can be accommodated.

Some of these may include a sailing package, a sliding seat rowing unit with skulls, a specialized fishing boat, or even a craft made to conform to specific racing regulations.

These three designs easily equal and often exceed many modern performance hulls capabilities.

The St. Lawrence Skiffs are built using the beautiful redwood stripper construction. This is one of the finest types of boat fabrication used today, revealing the attractive natural looking wood hull, totally encapsulated and weather protected. It is a superior construction, featuring light weight and excellent strength.

The Old Town reproduction, our Lonesome Bay Boat is available in both biaxial fiberglass or kevlar layups. These materials offer some of the best values for your money.

Only Indian Point offers you such a selection of these beautiful craft. Instead of accepting just what is available, you may select and have built exactly the craft you want.

First built near the confluence of the St. Lawrence River and Lake Ontario, it was indigenous to the open waters of the Great Lakes and swift currents of the river.

The skiff was a work boat used for a guide's livelihood, raced over long, rough distances, to be the first at the choice fishing spots.

Sailing with their efficient Sprit sailing rigs the boat's extraordinary handling and stability characteristics, ensured that the open water trips were safe and swift.