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Rhodes Offshore 40

Whether under full sail or power, Lake Superior or the Atlantic, she moves through the water with power and grace and, in any harbor, is under constant observation and comment. The thought Phil Rhodes put into his design is demonstrated by Siskiwit having only 4 owners in since the issuance of her Builder’s Certificate in 1969.

About the Captain:

Henry A Young enjoyed ownership of Siskiwit from 8/ 1989 – 10/2016. Together they sailed all of the Great Lakes, Hudson River, and from Castine, Maine, to Ft. Lauderdale and, once in the Bahamas, he followed the log of Christopher Columbus 500 years later. His Eastern seaboard cruising included a Southbound and Northbound single hand via the ICW from Norfolk, VA to Loggerhead Marina, Palm Beach Gardens, FL.

Siskiwit’s new owner is Captain Donovan P Brennan of Mobile Bay, AL. Don and his wife Susan cast off for the Bay Islands of Honduras in the winter of 2023. At last report in September ’24, they continue to live aboard and love it. Moored at their at their Blue Rock, Roatan property dock, they indicate day sailing regularly and plan to cruise in 2025.

Henry founded and operated Erehwon Retreat in 2010 thru February 2023.  Erehwon Retreat was a winner of the Tampa Award for Vacation Rentals 2019-2023. He presently serves as a Notary Public serving Senior Centers across the Twin Cities youngassociatesmnnotary.com.

This website is owned and updated by Henry A Young


Offshore 40′ Summary
More Info
Year 1969 Engine Model Westerbeke 4-107
Make Cheoy Lee Horsepower 40 HP @ 3,000 RPM
Model Offshore 40′ Engine Hours 349
Location Wilmington, NC Cruising Speed 4.5 knots
Designer Phil Rhodes Max Speed 7.09 knots
LOA 42′ Hull Material Molded fiberglass
Length on Deck 39’9″ (12.12 m) Fuel Type Diesel
Beam 10’9″ (3.28 m) Fuel 36.03 gallons
LWL 29′ (8.53 m) Water 100 gallons
Draft 6′ (1.83 m) Cabins 2 w/6 berths
Sail Area 686 sq. ft. Standing Headroom 6’4″
Displacement 18 tons (9,480 kgs) Yard Hull # 2074
Ballast Full keel (7,900 lbs.) USCG # 567796