Build a Dream with Jarrett Bay Boatworks
A history of Jarrett Bay from the Quint Events blog: Travel back in time to 1986 when the charter fishing industry was flourishing in North Carolina. Although the fishing grounds along the Atlantic coast were rich and abundant, the treacherous waters posed a challenge...
Yachting Magazine on Jarrett Bay: From Humble Beginnings
From the June 2015 issue of Yachting magazine: When you’ve been creating custom sportfish yachts for nearly three decades, you tend to evolve. That’s the case with Jarrett Bay Boatworks in Beaufort, North Carolina, which started as a yard where local charter fishermen...
Game of Inches: Building the Jarrett Bay 43 HTX
From Bluewater Yacht Sales’ Summer 2015 OnBoard magazine: Fishing together competitively and recreationally since 2000, owner Greg Barber and Capt. Pete Nickerson brought decades of experience and preferences to Jarrett Bay’s drawing boards when they set out...
Project Ireland, First Superyacht Sportfish to Use Carbon Fiber
A recent article from MegaYacht News: North Carolina-based Jarrett Bay Boatworks doesn’t come to mind for megayacht aficionados. But, thanks to Hull 62, a.k.a. Project Ireland, more people are sitting up and taking notice. A lean, mean, fishing machine, she’s the...
New Build Process: Starting from Scratch
From Bluewater Yacht Sales’ Summer 2015 OnBoard magazine: A relatively small minority of people gain the means and opportunity to begin a new boat build with a worldclass yacht builder each year. As such, it’s no surprise that for an unprepared buyer, the...
A True Gentleman
From the June 2015 issue of Power & Motoryacht magazine: This is is our sport shing issue, and as such I was tasked with testing the Jarrett Bay 43 HTX in Ft. Lauderdale. Keep it fi shy I can hear my boss saying in my head. Write for the hardcore fi sherman. I...
Jarrett Bay Makes Things Whole Again After a Close Call at Sea
From Bluewater Yacht Sales’ Summer 2015 OnBoard magazine: If you were to take a poll, most boaters would agree that Murphy’s Law always seems to be working harder out on the water. As members of the Jarrett Bay service department can tell you, they see their...
North Carolina Home Grown Industry Goes Global
From the May 2015 issue of Wrightsville Beach magazine: It’s Outer Banks thrust like a bow into the currents of the Atlantic Ocean, North Carolina has long been home to boatmen, eking out a living from the sea’s harvest, the winds and waves shaping and...
Jarrett Bay is the Sports Fisher Sanctuary
From the May 2015 issue of Perfect Boat magazine: View Full...
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