Scout 13
Row it, paddle it, sail it... Paddle on a lake, troll a bay, shoot a river, carry it into a remote pond. The Scout may be small, but that doesn’t limit its uses... In fact, smallness is its biggest asset. Only
13 feet in length, the Scout stores easily in a garage or boat house, or on deck of a cruising yacht.
And weighing only 34 pounds (Kevlar® model), it’s a boat that a person really can tote into a remote lake.It’s also a boat almost anyone can handle alone. Women and senior citizens can easily cartop
it, even children can carry it down to the water.

A small, featherlight paddlecraft which can be carried into less accessible areas for nature
watching and exploration. It follows the concept of Henry Rushton who designed canoes for
the sportsmen of his day: small, light, low-seated boats intended for double-bladed paddles.
Sweetheart is user-friendly and requires almost no paddling skills. A distinct aft keel section
makes it track straight. Sweetheart measures 12.5 feet and weighs only 29 pounds in
Kevlar®/Graphite, meaning you can take it almost anywhere.

Imagine the possibilities... Cub Scout can be paddled kayak- or canoe-style. It can be
rowed like a dinghy, or converts into a rowing trainer with a sliding seat assembly. And when
equipped with an airfoil sail, it becomes a sporty sailer. Cub Scout is also a great platform
for snorkeling and swimming. It floats any way you turn it -- on its side, even upside down.
A perfect boat for youngsters and all-around family fun. The Cub Scout holds greatest
appeal for the individual who is inclined to make a long-term investment in quality and
appreciates a versatile, distinctive boat. Cub Scout is also popular with resorts and as a companion boat on cruising yachts.