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The Bristol CHANNEL CUTTER is a 11.5-meter (37-foot) cutter-rigged sailboat designed by Lyle C. Hess, built from 1976 to the present by Sam L. Morse Co., Cape George Marine Wrks., and Cape George Marine Works. It features a long keel with a transom-hung rudder, a 3.1-meter beam, and a 1.5-meter draft, displacing 6350 kg.0:14 Aboard *American Sailing*, a 28-foot fiberglass Bristol CHANNEL CUTTER built in a backyard enabled a 6,000-mile South Pacific crossing and a 5,500-mile Melbourne to Osaka race. *Adventureman Dan* toured "Artha," a 1978 Bristol CHANNEL CUTTER with a 10-foot beam, 4-foot-10-inch draft, and a 6-foot bowsprit, which was refitted solo over 14 months after being purchased in neglected condition.0:45 The boat's overall length extends to just over 37 feet with a boomkin aft.0:38 The current builder, Cape George Cutter Marine Works, Inc., continues production in the USA, with some also built in Canada.
