The Lobsterboat and the Lobster fishery are unique and share an equally rich history here in Maine. The development of the lobsterboat from the early days of sail and oar to engine-driven models has created a distinctive type of fishing boat. Built rugged and seaworthy, the lobsterboat is seen in virtually all Maine harbors, a symbol of our working watercraft and Maritime heritage.

Lobsterboats launched from the boatshops along Kennebunk River.

Year	Name	Builder	Launched	Dimensions
1932	Clifford I.	Clement L. Clark	Kennebunkport	25' x 7' x 2'4"
1946	Glad Gary M.	Clement L. Clark	Kennebunkport	27'2" x 8' x 2'4"
1950	Robert Willis	Clement L. Clark	Kennebunkport	23'9" x 8' x 2'4"
1955	Jackie-Jerry	Herbert Baum	Kennebunk	31'9" x 9'8" x 2'9"
1955	Patty-Lee	Booth Chick	Kennebunkport	28'6" x 8'9" x 2'9"
1972	First Lady	Robert H. Reid	Kennebunk	30' x 9'8" x 2'9"

Due to concentration and focus on wooden sailboat building and repair, I am no longer carving half-hull models. Please enjoy this page for the history of the Maine Schooner.
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