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The Flicka 20 is a 7.3-meter cutter-rigged sailboat designed by Bruce Bingham, initially offered as plans for amateur builders before commercial production by Nor'Star Fiberglass Yachts and Pacific Seacraft from 1974 to 1999. Its long keel and transom-hung rudder contribute to a displacement of 2494 kg and a draft of 1.0 meter. The design, inspired by Newport workboats, features a plumb bow. Pacific Seacraft built 434 hulls, and these boats are known for their robust construction, making them popular for circumnavigation despite their small size.6:45 Aboard *Sailing Into the Mystic*, a Flicka 20 crew abandoned a southward passage to Cabo San Lucas due to weather delays, highlighting the need for schedule buffers in long-distance cruising. *Lady K Sailing* notes that the Flicka 20, along with the Dana 24 and Falmouth Cutter 22, demonstrates that ocean-crossing capability is achievable in smaller, heavy-displacement hulls.11:16 James Evenson, on *Be The Captain*, lists the Flicka 20 among the smallest boats he would trust for a Pacific crossing.1:53 Interiors, decks, and rigs can vary widely among individual boats due to its varied production history.
