Fractional Sloop
• Long keel w/trans. hung rudder
• Built 1914
Dimensions
LOA
15.71 ft
LWL
12.56 ft
Beam
5.83 ft
Max Draft
2.42 ft
Displacement
1,350 lbs
Ballast
750 lbs
Performance Ratios
Capsize Ratio ⓘ
2.11
(use caution offshore)
SA/D Ratio ⓘ
18.3
D/L Ratio ⓘ
304
Ballast Ratio ⓘ
55.6%
Sail Plan
Sail Area
140 sq ft
I
17 ft
J
6 ft
P
19.25 ft
E
10.83 ft
Construction
Hull Type
Long keel w/trans. hung rudder
Rig Type
Fractional Sloop
Hull Material
Wood/FG
Ballast Type
Lead
Production
First Built
1914
Last Built
—
Number Built
—
Notes: Originally designed and built by Nat Herreshoff of wood in 1914 and called the HERRESHOFF BULL'S EYE. In 1938 she was modified with an above transom tiller, and named The FISHERS ISLAND SOUND BULL'S EYE. \nIn 1947 the rights to the design were purchased by Cape Cod Shipbuilding Co.\nIn 1949 a fiberglass version of the FISHERS ISLAND SOUND BULL'S EYE was introduced (overseen by Sidney Herreshoff) that also featured a cuddy cabin and modern marconi rig on an aluminum spar. This became the THE CAPE COD BULL'S EYE. (pictured here)\nThroughout the evolution of different decks and rigs, the hull design has remained unchanged from the original first built at Herreshoff Mfg. Co.