Did captured Castilian ships change English construction?

Did the English begin building ships like the captured Castilian vessels?

They began adopting carvel construction, although established clinker-building yards kept the transition gradual.

Captured ships exposed English seafarers to larger carvel-built hulls, and the method increasingly entered local practice. Existing yards still had strong skills and economic incentives tied to clinker construction. Limited preservation knowledge and harsh North Sea service also shortened ship life compared with later sailing navies. The answer presents technological adoption as a gradual change in yard practice and economics, not an instant response to a single capture.