I am down at the boat today checking things out and since I will be looking for moorage again soon I thought it would be good to take some measurements. Here is what I found;
Stem to stern, NOT counting pulpit, pushpit, rudder mounts or rudder: 29' 10.5"
Rudder from hull to trailing edge: 19.25"
Pullpit overhang from stem to outer edge: 17"
Pushpit overhang: 3"
Overall/overall length as far as some harbor master's are concerned, pullpit to back edge of rudder is 32' 10.75"
With the rudder, hard over, it extends just 6.5" from the hull, reducing the O/O length by 12.75", for a 31' 10" O/O length.
Conclusion being, if your harbor master wants to charge for every inch, you should be able to get away with 32'. Then, if you are looking at a side tie, on a long dock, they will want to add a couple feet at each end as well.
