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] Reserve winter storage now!

] Schedule Repairs & Restoration

] Lay-up with us and be ready to cruise Downeast Maine & the Maritimes in Summer 2015

Expert Wood & Fiberglass Repair and Restoration • Outdoor Storagewww.jonesportshipyard.com (207) 497-2701

Jonesport, ME

Pacific Catalyst II, inc.E x p e d i t i o n s i n t h e P a c i f i c N o r t h w e s t

www.pacificcatalyst.com u (360) 378–7123

NEW! On the MV WestwardBunk & Breakfast and Day Cruises

in the San Juan Islands Summer 2014

A small ship adventure aboard the MV Catalyst in SE Alaska provides a

lifetime of memories!

RAFTINGS

The Rolling Owl Peanut DeskStoningtonContinuous Arm Chair

• InCherry&Walnut• Adjustable,18”-24”• Ergonomic,handmade

• InCherry,Ash&Walnut• HandcraftedFurniture• InnovativeDesign

• InCherry&Walnut

207-367-6555www.geo�reywarnerstudio.com

• In Cherry &Walnut

Specializing in the authentic manufacture

of bronze fittings

[email protected](401) 625-5224

Tiverton, RI 02878

www.bristolbronze.com

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CLASSIFIEDTo place a Classi� ed Ad: visit our website www.woodenboat.com; email classi� [email protected];

or call our Classi� ed Ad Manager at (207) 359–4651.

Deadline for the January/February issue: November 5, 2014

MIAMI, FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida Keys—30+ years experience building, repairing, and restoring boats. Traditional and composite construction. Nice people, quality workmanship, and reasonable rates. References. Call 305–634–4263, 305–498–1049. [email protected], www.millermarinesystems.com.

THE DORY SHOP—Custom-built small boats and Lunenburg dories since 1917. Oars and paddles too. Call 902–640–3005 or visit www.doryshop.com.

LOW EL L BOATS — C omplete wooden boat restoration services and marine surveying. GARY LOWELL, Greensboro, NC, 336–274–0892. www.low ell.to/boats.

REPAIR, RESTORATION, STORAGE, and Surveys. Low overhead and low rates, 35 years experience. MICHAEL WARR BOATWORKS, Stonington, ME, 207–367–2360.

Custom Cold-Molded Boats and Yachts to 40' . 43 years of experience . DMCBOATS.COM Custom Cold-Molded Boats and Yachts to 40'

DA

MIAN MCLAUGHLIN JR.

CORPORATION

EST. 1970

JOHN M. KARBOTT BOATBUILDING. Custom wooden boat building and repair. Lobsterboat styles a special-ity. WoodenBoat School instructor. Member Massachusetts Marine Trades Association. 789 Rocky Hill Rd, Plym-outh, MA 02360. Phone/fax 508–224–3709, www.by-the-sea.com/karbott boatbuilding.

S.N. SMITH & SON, BOATWRIGHT/timber framer. Annual maintenance, restoration, and building to 45'. Our goal is to make wooden boat owner-ship predictable and enjoyable. P.O. Box 724, Eastham, MA 02642, 978–290–3957, www.snsmithandson.com.

HADDEN BOAT CO.—WOODEN boat construction and repair to any size; sail and power. 11 Tibbetts Lane, Georgetown, ME 04548, 207–371–2662, www.haddenboat.com.

SAIL MAINE ABOARD MAINE’S oldest windjammer, “Lewis R. French.” Enjoy great sailing, lobsters, new friends, and fresh air (no smoking). Sailing from Camden, three-, four-, and six-day cruises with only 22 guests, May–October. Capt. Garth Wells, P.O. Box 992 W, Camden, ME 04843. 800–469–4635. www.schoonerfrench.com.

RATTY’S CELEBRATED QUOTATION with original illustrations featured on our shirts and bags. 301–589–9391, www.MessingAbout.com.

NAVTECH MARINE SURVEYORS’ course—Surveying recreational/commercial vessels. U.S. Surveyors Association, Master Marine Surveyor program. FL, 800–245–4425.

CELEBRATING 34 YEARS!

WoodenBoat School

One- and Two-week courses in Boatbuilding, Seamanship, and

Related CraftsJune–September

* Off-site winter courses also offered *

P.O. Box 78, Brooklin, ME 04616207–359–4651 (Mon.–Fri.)

www.woodenboat.com

LONG I SL A N D S C HOOL OF Wooden Boatbuilding—Classes in traditional and modern boatbuilding. 631–991–7222. www.lischoolof wood enboat building.com.

4The 2 thAnnual

June 26-28, 2015 • Mystic, CTwww.thewoodenboatshow.com

REBUILT CHRIS-CRAFT 6-cylinder engines: K, KL, KBL, KFL, KLC, M, ML, MBL, MCL. Assorted V8s. Mitch LaPointe’s, www.classicboat.com. 952–471–3300.

HERCULES ENGINE PARTSModel M, ML, MBL, K, KL

HERCANO PROPULSION, LLCBusiness Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30 EST

Phone: 740-745-1475Fax: 740-745-2475

HERCANO PROPULSION, LLC

KERMATH SEA CHIEF—6 cyl., 90-hp, type P640, with Upton model V U D t r a nsm i s s ion w it h heat exchanger. Less than 100 hours since complete professional rebuild. $2,000. Located Vancouver Island, BC, Can-ada. Details at [email protected], 250–656–6256.

Paragraph style classified rates$2.75 per word, $55.00 (20 words) minimum charge per insertion. An accompanying photograph or illustration (one per ad) is $75. Please spell out words for maximum clarity. Punctuation is free. E-Mail addresses, web addresses, telephone numbers and fax numbers

are counted as one word.

classified display advertisingClassified Display ads cost $170 per column inch (restricted to one column, or 15⁄8" width). Frequency discounts (right) are given for contracted ads. Display classified ads are not agency commissionable. Camera-ready ads are

preferred, but we can design and produce your ad.

size 1x 3x 6x

1" x 1 column $170 $160 $140

1.5" x 1 column 255 240 210

2" x 1 column 340 320 280

2.5" x 1 column 425 400 350

3" x 1 column 510 480 420

3.5" x 1 column 595 560 490

4" x 1 column 680 640 560

Pre-pay by credit card required for all classified advertising

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Standard U.S.Business Card Size

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Frequency: Bi-monthlyestablished: 1974Print circulation: 70,000 paiddigital circulation: 2,500e-newsletter subscribers: 20,000website Viewers: 550,000 unique/yearFacebook: 80,000+ followers

WoodenBoat PublicationsWoodenBoat Publications, Inc. is independently owned and was founded (with WoodenBoat Magazine) in 1974. Currently, the company publishes magazines (WoodenBoat, Professional BoatBuilder), books, monographs, and plans. Additionally, the company includes The WoodenBoat School, the WoodenBoat Store, the WoodenBoat Show, the International Boatbuilders’ Exhibition & Conference [IBEX], several sites on the Internet, and a variety of other projects and events. The

company is dedicated, entirely, to the marine industry.

editorial ProfileOur mission is to continue to serve and inspire our core audience while attracting ever younger enthusiasts into this community of engaged readers by making boating and boatbuilding accessible to all. Throughout the evolution of WoodenBoat, we have focused on the raw materials, the techniques and processes, the historical appreciation, the pioneers and practitioners, and the current and future trends of boating and boatbuilding. We bring this information to our readers in each and every issue. To describe the average WoodenBoat reader as “passionate” is a given. He or she is committed to the world of wooden boats and boating, whether as a builder or simply an appreciator of the craft. Nearly 90% of WoodenBoat’s 70,000 readers own one or more boats, while 83% work on their own boats every year. What makes WoodenBoat readers so unparalleled is that they build their own boats: 70% of WoodenBoat readers have built or helped build a boat, and, on

average, subscribers have built 4.7 boats.

Let our sales professionals help you create an effective advertising program that combines print, digital, web, sponsorships, and events that will put you in front of the educated, affluent, global WoodenBoat readership!

issuespace reservation and

Materials due Publication dateMarch/April #243 January 5, 2015 February 18, 2015

May/June #244 (WoodenBoat Show Issue) March 5, 2015 April 20, 2015

July/August #245 (Special Museum Section) May 5, 2015 June 18, 2015

September/October #246 July 6, 2015 August 19, 2015

November/December #247 September 8, 2015 October 19, 2015

Small Boats 2016 September 8, 2015 November 25, 2015

January/February #248 November 5, 2015 December 17, 2015

2015 advertising closing dates

WoodenBoat Magazine advertising department41 WoodenBoat Lane, P.O. Box 78

Brooklin, Maine 04616Tel: (207) 359-4651 | Fax: (207) 359-8920

[email protected]

To see Publisher’s Terms & Conditions, please visit: http://www.woodenboat.com/woodenboat-magazine-and-online-advertising

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2015 WoodenBoat Advertising-only sectionsBrokers, Boatbuilders, Kits & Plans and Vintage Boats & Services




Premium PositionsPremium PositionsAdd 25% for Covers II and II

Add 35% for Cover IVAdd 20% for Page One

Please contact your Sales Representative for availability.

We offer a variety of banner ads, block ads, and a comprehensive MarketPlace section (online classifieds). Let us help you create a package combining print and website advertising to reach all

of the WoodenBoat readership.

Ad type rate dimensions max File size

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$350/mo 468 x 60 pixels 40 kb

Block $250/mo 180 x 150 pixels 25 kb

Leaderboard(Plans & Kits and Boats For Sale only)

$500/mo 696x90 pixels 40 kb

Footer(woodenboat.com only)


JPG Files preferred, no flash or animation. Ads will link to your website.

WoodenBoat marketPlaceWoodenBoat’s MarketPlace is our online option for your classified advertising to get instant visibility and traffic. Browse our categories to see which one is right for your product or service. All MarketPlace ads are a flat rate of $20, plus $.10 per word and $3 per photo, up to five. All listings are automatically renewed/billed every 30 days, until you notify us to cancel. For more information, call Whitney at 207-359-7723 or contact [email protected] to

help create your ad.

WoodenBoat e-newsletterWoodenBoat is now offering advertising in our bi-monthly e-newsletter. The newsletter is sent to nearly 20,000 opt-ins and provides an introduction to our new issue and other news of interest to WoodenBoat readers. The WoodenBoat newsletter is sent the following months: February, April, June,

August, October, December.

Small BoatsSmall Boats A GUIDE TO TRAILERABLE SMALL CRAFT YOU CAN STORE AND MAINTAIN AT HOME

From the Editors of

2016 WoodenBoat magazine’s Small BoatsSmall Boats is an annual newsstand publication from the editors of WoodenBoat. Small Boats 2016 will feature plans and profiles for a variety of small boats including daysailers, weekenders, dinghies, skiffs, and runabouts just to name a few. On sale late November

2015, and 60,000 copies will be printed.

net rates roPboatbuilders and

Kits & PlansCover II, III $3,900

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Full Page 2,500 1,755

1/2 Page 1,400 1,050

1/3 Page (square only) 1,100 830 (builders only)

1/4 Page 850 540

1/6 Page (vert only) 750 450 (builders only)

1/8 Page 550 320

web Advertising is currently available on:§ WoodenBoat.com Homepage (www.woodenboat.com)

§ Kits & Plans (www.woodenboat.com/boat-plans-kits)

§ MarketPlace Boats for Sale (www.woodenboat.com/boats-sale)


Top Banner $500/mo 530 x 76 pixels 40 kb

Block Ads $250/mo 180 x 150 pixels 25 kb


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the woodenboat show will be held at mystic seaport, mystic, ct,

June 26-28, 2015.

exhibit ratesLand Space (no furniture or tent): $500 per 10x10

Tent Space (includes 8’ table, 2 chairs): $600 per 10x10Dock Space: $17/linear foot.

exhibit rAtes

Deadline: September 8, 2015. Contact your sales representative to discuss adding this annual publication to your current advertising schedule at a reduced rate!

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DOCuMenT SIze: 8.125˝ × 10.875˝ (final trim). No live matter within 0.375˝ of final trim size.

BLeeDS: For full-page ads, extend your image area 0.125˝ beyond document size (final trim). Fractional ads should not bleed.

COLOrS AVAILABLe: Four-color process (SWOP standards). In general, SWOP standard specifications for magazine web offset printing apply.

BOrDerS: Will be added at our discretion.

All ads in the print edition will also be included in the digital edition and will link to your website.

Contact your sales representative for more information or visit www.thewoodenboatshow.com





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4The 2 thAnnual


June 26-28, 2015.



exhibit rAtes










] Reserve winter storage now!

] Schedule Repairs & Restoration

] Lay-up with us and be ready to cruise Downeast Maine & the Maritimes in Summer 2015

Expert Wood & Fiberglass Repair and Restoration • Outdoor Storagewww.jonesportshipyard.com (207) 497-2701

Jonesport, ME

Pacific Catalyst II, inc.E x p e d i t i o n s i n t h e P a c i f i c N o r t h w e s t

www.pacificcatalyst.com u (360) 378–7123

NEW! On the MV WestwardBunk & Breakfast and Day Cruises

in the San Juan Islands Summer 2014

A small ship adventure aboard the MV Catalyst in SE Alaska provides a

lifetime of memories!

RAFTINGS

The Rolling Owl Peanut DeskStoningtonContinuous Arm Chair

• InCherry&Walnut• Adjustable,18”-24”• Ergonomic,handmade

• InCherry,Ash&Walnut• HandcraftedFurniture• InnovativeDesign

• InCherry&Walnut

207-367-6555www.geo�reywarnerstudio.com

• In Cherry &Walnut

Specializing in the authentic manufacture

of bronze fittings

[email protected](401) 625-5224

Tiverton, RI 02878

www.bristolbronze.com


(1" ad - $170)

For further details, call classified at (207) 359-4651or e-mail: [email protected]

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classified advertisingclassified advertising


CLASSIFIEDTo place a Classi� ed Ad: visit our website www.woodenboat.com; email classi� [email protected];

or call our Classi� ed Ad Manager at (207) 359–4651.

Deadline for the January/February issue: November 5, 2014

MIAMI, FORT LAUDERDALE, Florida Keys—30+ years experience building, repairing, and restoring boats. Traditional and composite construction. Nice people, quality workmanship, and reasonable rates. References. Call 305–634–4263, 305–498–1049. [email protected], www.millermarinesystems.com.

THE DORY SHOP—Custom-built small boats and Lunenburg dories since 1917. Oars and paddles too. Call 902–640–3005 or visit www.doryshop.com.

LOW EL L BOATS — C omplete wooden boat restoration services and marine surveying. GARY LOWELL, Greensboro, NC, 336–274–0892. www.low ell.to/boats.

REPAIR, RESTORATION, STORAGE, and Surveys. Low overhead and low rates, 35 years experience. MICHAEL WARR BOATWORKS, Stonington, ME, 207–367–2360.

Custom Cold-Molded Boats and Yachts to 40' . 43 years of experience . DMCBOATS.COM Custom Cold-Molded Boats and Yachts to 40'

DA

MIAN MCLAUGHLIN JR.

CORPORATION

EST. 1970

JOHN M. KARBOTT BOATBUILDING. Custom wooden boat building and repair. Lobsterboat styles a special-ity. WoodenBoat School instructor. Member Massachusetts Marine Trades Association. 789 Rocky Hill Rd, Plym-outh, MA 02360. Phone/fax 508–224–3709, www.by-the-sea.com/karbott boatbuilding.

S.N. SMITH & SON, BOATWRIGHT/timber framer. Annual maintenance, restoration, and building to 45'. Our goal is to make wooden boat owner-ship predictable and enjoyable. P.O. Box 724, Eastham, MA 02642, 978–290–3957, www.snsmithandson.com.

HADDEN BOAT CO.—WOODEN boat construction and repair to any size; sail and power. 11 Tibbetts Lane, Georgetown, ME 04548, 207–371–2662, www.haddenboat.com.

SAIL MAINE ABOARD MAINE’S oldest windjammer, “Lewis R. French.” Enjoy great sailing, lobsters, new friends, and fresh air (no smoking). Sailing from Camden, three-, four-, and six-day cruises with only 22 guests, May–October. Capt. Garth Wells, P.O. Box 992 W, Camden, ME 04843. 800–469–4635. www.schoonerfrench.com.

RATTY’S CELEBRATED QUOTATION with original illustrations featured on our shirts and bags. 301–589–9391, www.MessingAbout.com.

NAVTECH MARINE SURVEYORS’ course—Surveying recreational/commercial vessels. U.S. Surveyors Association, Master Marine Surveyor program. FL, 800–245–4425.

CELEBRATING 34 YEARS!

WoodenBoat School

One- and Two-week courses in Boatbuilding, Seamanship, and

Related CraftsJune–September

* Off-site winter courses also offered *

P.O. Box 78, Brooklin, ME 04616207–359–4651 (Mon.–Fri.)

www.woodenboat.com

LONG I SL A N D S C HOOL OF Wooden Boatbuilding—Classes in traditional and modern boatbuilding. 631–991–7222. www.lischoolof wood enboat building.com.

4The 2 thAnnual

June 26-28, 2015 • Mystic, CTwww.thewoodenboatshow.com

REBUILT CHRIS-CRAFT 6-cylinder engines: K, KL, KBL, KFL, KLC, M, ML, MBL, MCL. Assorted V8s. Mitch LaPointe’s, www.classicboat.com. 952–471–3300.

HERCULES ENGINE PARTSModel M, ML, MBL, K, KL

HERCANO PROPULSION, LLCBusiness Hours: M-F 8:30-4:30 EST

Phone: 740-745-1475Fax: 740-745-2475

HERCANO PROPULSION, LLC

KERMATH SEA CHIEF—6 cyl., 90-hp, type P640, with Upton model V U D t r a nsm i s s ion w it h heat exchanger. Less than 100 hours since complete professional rebuild. $2,000. Located Vancouver Island, BC, Can-ada. Details at [email protected], 250–656–6256.

Paragraph style classified rates$2.75 per word, $55.00 (20 words) minimum charge per insertion. An accompanying photograph or illustration (one per ad) is $75. Please spell out words for maximum clarity. Punctuation is free. E-Mail addresses, web addresses, telephone numbers and fax numbers

are counted as one word.

classified display advertisingClassified Display ads cost $170 per column inch (restricted to one column, or 15⁄8" width). Frequency discounts (right) are given for contracted ads. Display classified ads are not agency commissionable. Camera-ready ads are

preferred, but we can design and produce your ad.

size 1x 3x 6x

1" x 1 column $170 $160 $140

1.5" x 1 column 255 240 210

2" x 1 column 340 320 280

2.5" x 1 column 425 400 350

3" x 1 column 510 480 420

3.5" x 1 column 595 560 490

4" x 1 column 680 640 560

Pre-pay by credit card required for all classified advertising

exampleraftings ad

Standard U.S.Business Card Size

(3 1/2" x 2")

$200/issue = $1,200/yearRaftings pricing with one-year (6x) contract

37 2015M E D I A M E N U

Frequency: Bi-monthlyestablished: 1974Print circulation: 70,000 paiddigital circulation: 2,500e-newsletter subscribers: 20,000website Viewers: 550,000 unique/yearFacebook: 80,000+ followers

WoodenBoat PublicationsWoodenBoat Publications, Inc. is independently owned and was founded (with WoodenBoat Magazine) in 1974. Currently, the company publishes magazines (WoodenBoat, Professional BoatBuilder), books, monographs, and plans. Additionally, the company includes The WoodenBoat School, the WoodenBoat Store, the WoodenBoat Show, the International Boatbuilders’ Exhibition & Conference [IBEX], several sites on the Internet, and a variety of other projects and events. The

company is dedicated, entirely, to the marine industry.

editorial ProfileOur mission is to continue to serve and inspire our core audience while attracting ever younger enthusiasts into this community of engaged readers by making boating and boatbuilding accessible to all. Throughout the evolution of WoodenBoat, we have focused on the raw materials, the techniques and processes, the historical appreciation, the pioneers and practitioners, and the current and future trends of boating and boatbuilding. We bring this information to our readers in each and every issue. To describe the average WoodenBoat reader as “passionate” is a given. He or she is committed to the world of wooden boats and boating, whether as a builder or simply an appreciator of the craft. Nearly 90% of WoodenBoat’s 70,000 readers own one or more boats, while 83% work on their own boats every year. What makes WoodenBoat readers so unparalleled is that they build their own boats: 70% of WoodenBoat readers have built or helped build a boat, and, on

average, subscribers have built 4.7 boats.

Let our sales professionals help you create an effective advertising program that combines print, digital, web, sponsorships, and events that will put you in front of the educated, affluent, global WoodenBoat readership!

issuespace reservation and

Materials due Publication dateMarch/April #243 January 5, 2015 February 18, 2015

May/June #244 (WoodenBoat Show Issue) March 5, 2015 April 20, 2015

July/August #245 (Special Museum Section) May 5, 2015 June 18, 2015

September/October #246 July 6, 2015 August 19, 2015

November/December #247 September 8, 2015 October 19, 2015

Small Boats 2016 September 8, 2015 November 25, 2015

January/February #248 November 5, 2015 December 17, 2015

2015 advertising closing dates

WoodenBoat Magazine advertising department41 WoodenBoat Lane, P.O. Box 78

Brooklin, Maine 04616Tel: (207) 359-4651 | Fax: (207) 359-8920

[email protected]

To see Publisher’s Terms & Conditions, please visit: http://www.woodenboat.com/woodenboat-magazine-and-online-advertising

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