Local Types
- British Isles
- Coble (not strictly a lugger as cobles have only one mast), used on the English east coast from Yorkshire to Northumberland
- Cornish lugger
- Fifie, a herring drifter of the Scottish east coast
- Hastings lugger
- Manx nickey
- Manx nobby
- Sgoth Niseach, dipping lug
- Continental Europe
- Barca-longa, of the Iberian and Mediterranean coasts
- Breton chasse-marée
- French lugger (lougre), of the coast of Normandy
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