: Dean- Looks like folks have led you to plans and pictures... A buddy and I built a pair of Seguins about 5 years ago, and we still love 'em, and they still turn heads. Personally, if I was going to do it again, I'd go with a kit. We spent a huge number of hours building them. The adjustable skeg works great. We took the boats to British Columbia, and spent 10 days kayak-camping. Outstanding trip, but we really had to work hard to get all our stuff inside. We took the ferry north from Port Hardy (N end of Vancouver Island) to a little town called Bella Bella, and headed out from there. I now understand the meaning of the term 'rain forest'! We claim that our most serious injuries were caused by patting ourselves on the back while admiring our handiwork. Rob was quite helpful to us through the building process, by the way. I'd love to see him get some more business. Enjoy! Steve

I recall the Seguin being mentioned a time or two here on this board, but
: when I looked for information online about it, all I found was Rob's
: address with P.O. box. Does anyone have any links to info on the design
: and/or pictures of a built Seguin? If I recall correctly, it's a more
: traditional greenland-style kayak, similar to the one Chris Cunningham
: built in Sea Kayaker magazine. If so, this is what I'm looking to build
: next, and would like to find out more about it. Any links would be greatly
: appreciated...

: Dean