Rowing boats with scullers in them (each person having two oars) are called sculls, e.g., single scull, double scull, quadruple scull. So, all sculls are shells but not vice versa.

Whitehall has already sold out one hand-made run of the Oar Board, and has now turned to Indiegogo to finance larger-scale production. A pledge of US$949 will get you one (oars not included), when ...

In fact, this schizophrenic little boat thinks it can do everything: row, sail, motor, paddle and scull.The Signature Group Inc. in Portsmouth, R.I., has designed and manufactured the craft as a […] ...

Most days, being on the water is enough. It’s quiet, and you feel far away from the city. But sometimes the boat feels more stable, the oars lighter, your movements just right. Says Carol Ferrara, who ...

by Casey Allen Humboldt Bay has a long rich maritime history. One small but important part of that history is the development of duck hunting boats. The scull boat was the tool of market hunters on… ...

I recently got up early and went sculling (two oars) at the Hanlan Boat Club, a 48-year-old rowing club and working boatyard on the eastern flank of downtown Toronto’s lakefront.

SARASOTA -- Overcoming an attack by vandals who sawed off the bows of their boats last week, members of the Osprey Oars youth rowing program won the gold medal in the quad sculling race at the ...

Ralph Thomson has been building scull boats for more than 50 years. Now, the Clinton, Iowa, man says it's time for him to pass on his knowledge and expertise.

In sweep rowing, each oarsman handles one oar. In sculling, the rower uses two smaller oars. Sweep oared races are contested in two-, four- and eight-person boats (known as pairs, fours and eights ...

There are two different kinds of physical power to propel the two different boats. Sculling: Where each rower has an oar in each hand and the boat can hold one, two, or four rowers.