Anatomy of a Modern Sportfisher
From the November 2017 issue of Marlin Magazine: The cockpit is ground zero, where the anglers and crew share fame, fortune and those heart-stopping adrenaline rushes when the fish of a lifetime decides to eat. However, the basic layout of the cockpit and its features...
Jarrett Bay & Grundéns Partner on Performance Gear Line
Jarrett Bay Offshore by Grundéns Collaboration Debuts at Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show Jarrett Bay Boatworks & Grundéns are bringing the legendary heritage of craftsmanship for their offshore brands together to craft the future of offshore performance...
From the Hull Up: Design Secrets of Naval Architects
From the November 2017 issue of Marlin Magazine: “As we go through the years, we try to improve our hull design with each model,” says Gary Davis, Jarrett Bay’s third-generation boatbuilder. Along with product engineer Chad Voorhees and naval architect Brandon Davis,...
Before the Strike
From the November 2017 issue of Marlin Magazine: I believe it’s important for all of us in the industry to help new people who are just starting in this business. I’ve never turned anyone away who had a question or needed some advice about how we do...
Sea Trials Underway for the Most Advanced Sportfish Boat Ever Built
Jarrett Bay 90 “Jaruco” Set to Deliver Winter 2017/2018 Spanning 90 feet and representing the next evolution in offshore battlewagon performance and comfort, the Jarrett Bay Boatworks custom sportfish hull 62 Jaruco has begun sea trials with engine and mechanical...
Battlewagon Cleverly Disguised as the Belle of the Ball
Hi Mr. Ramsey, I just wanted to take a few seconds and personally thank you for building one of the best 30ft class boats available. It has literally made fishing up here in Maine fun again. On any given day we will have the kiddos with us catching mackerel to...
Exemplary Service Year After Year
Dear Keith [Tosto], Thanks so much for yet another great haul-out & service experience. On time, on budget, quality personnel and equipment, an organized and clean yard, and help whenever and wherever I turned. What else could I ask for. I guess that’s why I keep...
The Baddest Boat I've Ever Run
Capt Rich of the Wasabi (hull #21) recently sent us this great testimonial on how this classic Jarrett Bay stacks up against the competition: About this Wasabi (old Salty Fare) – I have been on a few boats as a mate & as a Capt over the past 30 years. I...
Crafted in Carolina
From the September 2017 issue of Our State Magazine: In Beaufort, Jarrett Bay Boatworks draws on centuries of history and heritage to hand-build sleek sportfishing yachts. Jarrett Bay employees — many of whom grew up watching their fathers and grandfathers fish on...Carolina Flare Newsletter
