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In the early 1900's
A Bugeye is a two-masted sailing vessel used for dredging oysters
Methods of construction were adopted from both
It was designed to move faster in the water using a smaller engine
Tuck Stern Style:Hardware Kit Only In the early 1900'sKent Island Tuck Stern The tuck stern workboat was believed to have originated in Shadyside MD. It was designed to move faster in the water using a smaller engine. The stern shape is close to that of a sail boat, which has less drag. This design caught on over here on the Eastern shores of the Chesapeake Bay, and the Kent Island version was popular in the 1960's. This model represents a boat built by the late Sonny Nash on Kent Island, MD. Kit
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