Bolger Birdwatcher Sail Data
Sailboat Description
LOA 23'6"
Beam 5'7"
Draft 9" up and 3'2" down
Sail Area 125 sq. ft. Birdwatcher
Sail Area 144 sq. ft. main and 41 sq. ft.
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Boat Specifications
Length | 23.5 ft |
Builder/Designer | Bolger, Philip C. |
Source of Data | Designer/Builder Sailplan |
Sail Data
Genoa
Luff | 16ft |
Foot | 8ft |
Leech | 13.083ft |
Head | n/a |
Clew-Throat | n/a |
Stay | n/a |
Comments | genoa for Birdwatcher II sail plan |
Jibsail
Luff | 15ft |
Foot | 6.33ft |
Leech | 13.083ft |
Head | n/a |
Clew-Throat | n/a |
Stay | n/a |
Comments | optional jib for Birdwatcher II sail plan |
Jibsail
Luff | 18.5ft |
Foot | 9.5ft |
Leech | 15ft |
Head | n/a |
Clew-Throat | n/a |
Stay | n/a |
Comments | Birdwatcher II custom Jib |
Mainsail
Luff | 23ft |
Foot | 12.67ft |
Leech | 24.5ft |
Head | 0.17ft |
Clew-Throat | n/a |
Stay | n/a |
Comments | Birdwatcher II, High Peaked gunter, three sided sail, three leech battens. loose foot laced on luff |
n/a
Luff | 20ft |
Foot | 12.58ft |
Leech | 22.167ft |
Head | n/a |
Clew-Throat | n/a |
Stay | n/a |
Comments | Birdwatcher standard leg-o mutton main, 125 sq. ft. |
*A computer algorithm was used to determine this figure based on partial data (usually the I, J, E,
and P). These data points should be carefully checked. More
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Please Note: Most of our sail dimensions are based on class rules, designer blueprints,
or measurements of sails. These dimensions are intended as starting points only. Sailboats are not all
uniform, even from the same designer. We recommend carefully measuring your boat if you are uncertain
about dimensions.
All dimensions are intended to be maximum and smaller sails are not wrong.
We've limited our listing to the sails most commonly used, but these are not the only ones
appropriate for a given boat.