Abstract: A hull is formed of a forward section and rearward sections and intermediate sections there between. A saloon has a transparent front extending upwardly from the forward section with sides extending upwardly from the rearward sections and a roof coupling the front and sides at an elevated location. The saloon has a floor coupling the forward and rearward sections of the hull to form a room between front and sides and beneath the roof.

Abstract: A hull is formed of a forward section and rearward sections and intermediate sections there between. A saloon has a transparent front extending upwardly from the forward section with sides extending upwardly from the rearward sections and a roof coupling the front and sides at an elevated location. The saloon has a floor coupling the forward and rearward sections of the hull to form a room between front and sides and beneath the roof.

Abstract: A hull is formed of a forward section, a rearward section and intermediate sections there between. The forward section is in a generally triangular configuration. The forward section has a forward-most point. The forward section has rearwardly extending sides. The rearward sections are formed of exterior and interior walls. A space is provided between the interior and exterior walls. The intermediate sections are formed in a generally triangular configuration. The intermediate section have a forward-most point. The intermediate sections have rearwardly extending interior walls and laterally spaced exterior walls. A saloon is above water level and is secured to the top and interior walls of the hull. The saloon has a front at the rearward end of the intermediate section. The saloon has a rear spaced forward of the end of the unitary hull.

Abstract: A hull is formed of a forward section, a rearward section and intermediate sections there between. The forward section is in a generally triangular configuration. The forward section has a forward-most point. The forward section has rearwardly extending sides. The rearward sections are formed of exterior and interior walls. A space is provided between the interior and exterior walls. The intermediate sections are formed in a generally triangular configuration. The intermediate section have a forward-most point. The intermediate sections have rearwardly extending interior walls and laterally spaced exterior walls. A saloon is above water level and is secured to the top and interior walls of the hull. The saloon has a front at the rearward end of the intermediate section. The saloon has a rear spaced forward of the end of the unitary hull.