Modular Boat

A modular boat comprising:

• two sections, each including a bow, a stern, a port, and a starboard;
• a port of one of the sections adjacent to the starboard of the other section;
• multiple pairs of holes, each pair including a hole from each of the two sections aligned with each other, each hole extending between port and starboard of the section it is in;
• multiple rods, each rod extending through one of the pairs of holes, the rods being removable to allow separation of the sections;
• each rod has a locking-rod-end including three sides, the rod is capable of shortening its length, pulling the locking-rod-end and an opposite end towards each other, and pressing the two sections of the modular boat together;
• each hole has a locking-hole-end including three sides;
• and
• the three sides of the locking-hole-end is capable of mating with the three sides of the locking-rod-end and holding the locking-rod-end of the rod in place while the opposite end rotates.

A removable roof rack for a modular boat with multiple sections capable of being joined between at the port and starboard sides by a rod extending through both sections, the removable roof rack comprising:

• two separate plates, each plate comprising two sides opposite of each other, including an inner-face and an outer-face, the inner-faces of the plates facing each other;
• a width of the sides is perpendicular to the ground;
• a length of the sides is parallel to the ground;
• 10≤W/Th and 25≤L/Th, where Th is a thickness of each plate between the inner-face and the outer-face, W is the width of the sides, and L is the length of the sides;
• multiple bars extending between the plates and attaching the plates to each other.