Specifications
Performance
Stability
Speed
Cockpit Room
Payload
Ease of Construction

Overview
Sam Devlin created the Bluebill 12 as an evolution of his Broadbill sneakbox. It surpasses the Broadbill in its size--it can carry two hunters and their gear, as opposed to the Broadbill’s single hunter plus dog design.
The Bluebill 12 also incorporates the innovation of an outboard well and its multiple advantages. Sinking the 20-hp outboard into the stern of the boat creates a better load and balance setup for a small boat carrying this much power. It creates ideal spaces for fuel tanks on either side of the well.
Finally, Sam feels very strongly that not having an outboard hanging off the back of the boat helps you outsmart those wary late season birds. On top of that, it offers the usual Devlin advantages of ruggedness, versatility, and ease of construction. Plans have both Imperial and metric dimensions.
LOA: 12′ 3/4" -- 3.68m
Beam: 4’ 11″ -- 1.5m
Draft: 7.25″ -- 182mm
Weight Dry: 225lbs. -- 102kg.
Depth Combing to Floorboards: 12″
Depth Keel to Top of Coaming: 15.5″
Width of Cockpit: 3′ 1.5″
Length of Cockpit: 6′ 11.5″
Max HP: 20 HP (short shaft)
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