Larry Parkerson in Texas sent us this nice email and pictures.
Have a "perfect" Bruce Roberts 341 and have used it to cruise the ICW from South Texas to the Keys, the Bahamas, and up the East Coast for the last nine years. Laid the keel in 1985 and launched in 1986 in Seabrook, Tx. Did not follow plans on cockpit, but laid it out flat from pilothouse door. Gives us a "patio" over a great workroom and generator room. Now that I've found you, I'll stay in touch and draw on your expertise. Thanks for a great boat. HONAHLEE
And thank you Larry for the email.

Roberts Canoe Stern 341 - at anchor

Roberts Canoe Stern 341 - at jetty

Roberts Canoe Stern 341

Designed by Graham Shannon this is for those of you that are looking for the sea going qualities of a canoe stern. The Canoe Stern 341 design was prepared for those people who are looking for a modern, high performance cruising boat that is based on the traditional Scottish fishing vessel. This strong, sea-worthy, double-ender is available with full or long fin keel, and can be rigged as a sloop or a cutter with a basic sail area of either 621 sq ft for the cutter or 559 sq ft for the sloop.

Two accommodation layouts are provided, one for the aft cockpit version (A) and one for the Pilothouse version (B). It has been built as a production boat in Canada under the name of Coast 34.

This design has construction plans available for fibreglass only.

The study plan package has details on all the different fibreglass construction methods and includes materials lists, sail plans and accommodation layouts.

L.O.A.	10.39 m	34' 1''
L.W.L.	8.64 m	28' 4"
BEAM	3.50 m	11' 6"
DRAFT	1.52 m to 1.68 m	5' 0" or 5' 6"
SAIL AREA	62 sq m	621 sq ft
BALLAST	2950 kg	6,500 lb
DISPLACEMENT	7150 kg	15,750 lb
AUX. PWR		20 - 30 hp