Off Center Harbor's Remarks

If Bill Garden, the designer of the salty 1948 salmon troller HALCYON, were alive today we are sure he would approve of the both style and structure of her total rebuild. Great boats have a way of finding great owners to bring them back to life.

Description from Boat's Main Listing

Rarely does one have the opportunity to become the custodian of a true classic workboat conversion of this caliber. “HALCYON” was purpose-designed as a working salmon troller in 1948 by naval architect Bill Garden and fished the Pacific Coast for over 20 years. In 1984 master shipwright Sam Fry acquired her and spent 10 years converting her into a comfortable and seaworthy cruising troller.

The original interior, decks, and houses were removed down to the frames and planks and so began the project. The forepeak and wheelhouse were recreated following Garden’s original design. The fish hold and working deck were converted to a single aft cabin, following the sheerline of the original hull and houses the galley, vanity/shower, and settee. The warm interior is handcrafted in madrona, yellow and red cedar, and fir, accented with bronze and brass hardware throughout. Whether docked or at anchor, the award-winning “HALCYON” is sure to turn heads. Call today to schedule a viewing of this beautiful vessel.

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DONATED TO CWB

Particulars

Length:
40 ft 0 in
Type:
Power
Hull Material:
Wood
Designer:
William Garden
Builder:
Wes and Norm Anderson
Year Built:
1948
Power:
Caterpillar D4400
Asking Price:
$79,000
Name:
HALCYON
Location:
Seattle, WA, US
Contact Name:
Ned Johnson
Contact Phone:
(206) 390-1097
Contact Email:
[email protected]