The Banks dory is a small, open, narrow, flat-bottomed and slab-sided boat with a particularly narrow transom. They were inexpensive to build and could be stacked or nested inside each other and stored on the decks of larger fishing vessels which functioned as mother ships .

Sam and I are building a modern example of a traditional dory in our backyard – the Grand Banks Dory. It’s 16 feet long overall, with about a 4 foot beam, and is constructed of regular dimensional lumber from a big box store.

How to Construct Ribs for an 18 Foot Grand Banks Dory: I'm building a traditional 18 foot Grand Banks dory. The dory will be discussed in a future Instructable but thought it might be interesting to focus on how I constructed the ribs which are the heart and soul of …

Grand Banks Dory, circa 1935 Hiram Lowell and Son, Amesbury, Massachusetts. One of the most recognizable American fishing craft, the dory was lightweight, inexpensive, and extremely seaworthy. Dories were nested on the decks of fishing …

银行多莉（Banks Dory）是一条小型，开放，狭窄，平底和平板侧的船，其横梁特别狭窄。 它们的建造价格便宜，可以彼此堆叠或嵌套，并将其存储... 华文百科

Grand Banks Dory. Thinking about Grand Banks Dory make you want to break out in a rousing chorus of "squid jigging ground". The legend is dear to modern boaters but the reality of these dories was harsher. They were tricky boats to handle until you had half a load of fish. Luckily they were rarely empty.

The Northeaster Dory from Chesapeake Light Craft is a contemporary interpretation of the classic Banks dory, a boat of great load-carrying capacity that’s initially tender, but stable when rolled to one side or the other.

The traditional one-man dory from the days of the Grand Banks schooner fishery, the Handline is our best-selling boat and we absolutely know why. At 17 feet, these dories can be rowed alone or with a partner, they are big enough to handle a motor well and they also make a fun sailing boat.

The common straight-sided Fisherman Dory, also known as the Grand Banks Dory rowboat, is an old favourite. It is an excellent rowboat for lakes and rivers and it makes a fine fishing platform because of its shallow draught and stability, however it can be beached easily with its flat bottom.

The Banks dory, also known as the Grand Banks dory, is a small, open, narrow-flat bottomed, slab-sided boat with a very narrow transom. It was first used for fishing off the Grand Banks of Newfoundland after the 1850's.