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Bayles Boat Shop Wooden Boatbuilding & Restoration
Reconnect to our area's maritime history at the Bayles Boat Shop. Learn and experience the joy of Wooden Boat Building

10/11/2026
The Tenderly 10 Foot Dinghy kit from Chesapeake Light Craft is nearing completion. This build is taking place in our lof...
09/29/2026

The Tenderly 10 Foot Dinghy kit from Chesapeake Light Craft is nearing completion. This build is taking place in our loft. Will it fit out the window?

microBootlegger canoe, our newest project. It’s a kit from CLC.
09/29/2026

microBootlegger canoe, our newest project. It’s a kit from CLC.

With a new marine ply bottom on the Funfish, focus shifts to the new deck and fabricating the elephant ear rudder
09/29/2026

With a new marine ply bottom on the Funfish, focus shifts to the new deck and fabricating the elephant ear rudder

Making progress on the Lighning. Hull was hung and rotated 90 degrees to allow better access for sanding painting and va...
09/29/2026

Making progress on the Lighning. Hull was hung and rotated 90 degrees to allow better access for sanding painting and varnishing

Congratulations to our 2026 raffle boat winner Rob B.
09/08/2026

Congratulations to our 2026 raffle boat winner Rob B.

Good progress is being made on the Lightning. Repairs are done at hull planking and transom.
09/05/2026

Good progress is being made on the Lightning. Repairs are done at hull planking and transom.

The Funfish is almost ready to get a new deck and bottom. Fresh marine plywood purchased from Condon Lumber in White Pla...
09/05/2026

The Funfish is almost ready to get a new deck and bottom. Fresh marine plywood purchased from Condon Lumber in White Plains, NY

08/25/2026

Fun Times!

Photos captured by Rob Friedman

08/25/2026

A Ton of Oyster Shells collected!

Over the last year, LISEC has partnered with Avalon Nature Preserve and Half Shells for Habitat to help recycle Oyster Shells from dinners at local restaurants. So far, we have saved 1,700 lbs of Shells from going into the landfill.

Recycled oyster shells are kept outside for a year and then used to rebuild local oyster reefs or for “spat on shell programs” where baby oysters (spat) attach to existing shells to develop into adults.

Combined with our recycling efforts at the Oyster Jamboree, where our volunteers helped recycle an additional ton of shells, LISEC is making a positive difference in our environment!

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Port Jefferson, NY
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