Boats of Interest: Jarrett Bay 32
From the September 2007 issue of Marlin magazine: The smallest boat I’ve sea trialed since I came to Marlin magazine instantly became one of my favorites. Jarrett Bay put a Cummins diesel and a jackshaft into its 32-foot, semi-custom walkaround and the results...
Classic and Modern: Jarrett Bay 70
From the July 2006 issue of Perfect Boat magazine: View Full...Debuting 2007: Jarrett Bay 63
From the June 2007 issue of Southern Boating magazine: The newest addition to the Jarrett Bay Boatworks family is this 63-foot custom project. Representing the next evolution in design from Jarrett Bay, the 63 possesses a more modern profile than the traditional...
Jarrett Bay 70
From the April 2007 issue of Boat International magazine: While the name Q.E.D., which loosely translated means “thus it is shown,” sounds very complete and final, the Jarrett Bay 70 is still a work in progress. The builder, in partnership with MTU, is...Thanks for your Marine Trades Training Support
Thank you once again for a great tour of Jarrett Bay’s facility. BTB 106 – Marine Diesel Installation class really enjoyed the tour, as did I. Seeing the boats in new construction really helps drive home the fundamentals of installation – if the...Jarrett Bay Boatworks Debuts Walk-around Express 32 Single Diesel Jackshaft
Jarrett Bay Boatworks, builders of fine custom & walk-around express sportfishing boats, debuts their newest interpretation of the perfect boat, the Jarrett Bay 32 Single Diesel Jackshaft, at the Palm Beach Boat Show, March 22-25, 2007. More dependable, more...Great NC Hospitality
Hi Todd I just wanted to tell you we arrived in Ft. Lauderdale with all systems working well making our normal 1400 rpm and 11+/- knots. Thanks for all your help in our emergency and your great N.C. hospitality. Thanks again Capt. Bob Doyle,...Ya’ll Are There When I Need You
Keith, Just wanted to thank you and the JB team again for the great work during the Hanna haulout, and the service done while Ma’ately Crew was out. As I indicated, I’d had a problem with my depth transducer since delivery of the boat 18 months ago. From...Great Work!
Jeff, We are back in New Bern with the Queen For A Day. Thank you for the great work. The guys worked efficiently, and with good skill. They all had good attitudes, especially your foreman Steve Blackwell. John Meade, Queen For A Day
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