It’s that time of the year again – The Hatteras Owners School is being held here at Jarrett Bay and we have finalized the dates for May 17th, 18th and 19th. We are offering a limited time registration special! Receive $20 off if you sign up before March 19th. We only have 20 spots available, so act fast!
Email Kendra Lawrence or call (252) 728-2690 ext 232 to register and request a packet or for more information regarding pricing and availability.
Fin stabilizer seals should be renewed every one to two years based on the manufacturers’ recommendations. Internal bearings and mating surfaces will be severely damaged if seals are not properly maintained. Proper maintenance will save you money and time. Contact us today if you have any questions or would like to receive a personalized estimate.
Jeff,
Your folks did a great job and I have been very pleased with all that was done. You personally could not have been more responsive or accommodating to both me and George and we both very much appreciate it. I’ll be looking for Jarrett Bay to help me keep the boat in top condition from now on.
Thanks,
Ralph, Linda Gale, 57′ Ocean
Day 2 of the Isla Mujeres Island Time fishing tournament, we took 2nd place overall, 46 fish released in two days. Day 2, the winds kicked up to 35 knots in the afternoon, good news, we were were only 7 miles off heading home in a following sea. We fished till the end with the fleet, took several waves into the cockpit, the boat performed very well, great fishing platform. Jarrett Bay should be very proud!
Thanks
Hello Keith, it was a pleasure meeting you. Once again, thank you for the excellent service, I had a great time in Beaufort thanks to the people at Jarrett Bay.
Mateo, Jet Lag, 31′ CABO
What is a “broken” shear on your boats and why is it important? Do you have a schematic or drawing with the nomenclature and design features normally found on boats? I make marine cupronickel heat exchangers and I don’t know diddly about boats and my customers are always throwing these terms around.
mahalo,
kokuagene
Good afternoon and thank you for your inquiry. A broken sheer is a term used for boats when the sheer (rail) has a slight curvature on the aft end as compared to a solid straight line leading from the bow. It is where the sheer meets the intermediate bumper. Instead of a long sweeping sheer line from bow to stern, it turns down somewhat abruptly as it nears the cockpit (Click on the image to the right with attention to the broken sheer).
This is mainly just the style we choose for our custom sport fishing boats to give the vessel an exclusive and unique look. A broken sheer is considered by many to be an integral part of the “classic” Carolina look.
If you have any other questions regarding our custom yachts please don’t hesitate to ask. Thank you again for your time.
We welcome new vessels all year long at Jarrett Bay for numerous projects such as repairs, refits, or even winter storage.
The Sea Crest IX a 59′ Ferretti, is a repeat customer that came to us for the first time three years ago. The owners took notice of the high quality of repairs at reasonable prices being offered here at Jarrett Bay Boatworks and for the past three winter seasons have made this their stopping point rather than traveling south to Florida. This year we have made repairs to the shower sump pump and light fixtures, we are also in the process of repairing the sound system, and bilge pump system.
Ms. Forbes,
I wanted to take the time to write because I had dealt with an associate at The Boathouse last week over the telephone. Her name was Caroline. When I received my order, not only were both items that I had ordered gift wrapped (which I had not asked for but was a pleasant surprise!), but also enclosed was a hand written note from her thanking me for my business. Its great in this time to see folks take a personal interest in their customers. I’m sure to stop by the boathouse during my travels delivering boats north and south, and your staff is largely the reason why. Thanks again and best wishes.
Capt. Max Morris – Three Of A Kind
Web development at Jarrett Bay, just like our custom boat construction, is a delicate balance of form and function. And with that said, we are pleased to introduce you to a boating web experience that is much more than just a redesign. Welcome to the All-New JarrettBay.com!
With the wide variety of products and services the Jarrett Bay family of operations has to offer our boating customers of all makes and models, it presented a unique and complex labyrinth for us to effectively share with our web visitors. We approached the project from a ground-up perspective, spending countless hours strategizing on how to best package our offerings and ensure you found exactly what you were looking for in as few clicks as possible. Continue reading “The All New JarrettBay.com” »
Jarrett Bay Boatworks extends our custom & semi-production sportfish sales force, as well as our Beaufort, North Carolina full-service facility network throughout South Florida and the Caribbean with our recently formed Yachting Experts alliance. Yachting Experts owner-partners Frank and Betty De Varona have a combined 25 years of boating experience and an impressive list of Top Producer awards, A-list product & service affiliations, and a vast & loyal base of customers they bring to the table.
Jarrett Bay Boatworks President Randy Ramsey stated,
We are thrilled to have the Yachting Experts duo of Frank and Betty De Varona representing Jarrett Bay in the markets they know best. We have always had a strong interest in our products and services from the South Florida and Latin American communities, and now with the De Varona’s dedication to and established reputation in this territory, we expect to see growth in both our new construction and service divisions.
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