Randy, I just wanted to follow up and thank you (however belated) for taking such good care of my boat EBtide – 45 Cabo Express at the beginning of the season. Your men that were sent down to the boat at Beaufort Town docks were top notch as were your men that worked...
Randy I just wanted to take the time to congratulate you and Jarrett Bay for being recognized as the North Carolina Manufacturer of the Year in the small manufacturer segment recently. This is a great honor for your organization while at the same time providing...
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...
Captain Stephen Draughn of hull #11, Bill Collector praised Steven Blackwell and his team for quickly tending to repairs and getting them back out fishing the next day. Bill Collector has had a nagging bearing issue the past month. Our good friends at JBBW stayed late...
We always enjoy a kind letter from owners who pass through the Jarrett Bay Marine Park for service, but some letters can strike a stronger chord in our emotions than others. Capt. Boccio purchased a 28 year old custom cold-molded Carolina-built sportfisher for their...
Peggy, a 61′ Briglia Boatworks recently underwent repairs at the Jarrett Bay Marine Park. With Project Manager Steven Blackwell taking the lead, Peggy was brought back to her original splendor and beauty – leading to this remarkable letter of...
In the beginning of 2014, Rameseas, a 56′ Buddy Cannady sport fishing boat sustained a fire at her slip in Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina. Although the fire did not inflict unrecoverable structural damage, it left the boat badly burnt and bruised – all...
The owner of a 1997 Kadey Krogen 48′ was overwhelmed by the great care and service his boat received during her stay at our yard. Keith, Made it back to River Dunes just fine. Had a few minor issues from systems that had been sitting for six months, but I think...
The 60’ Hatteras, Singularis hailing from Wilmington, Delaware was traveling north, about 20 miles offshore of Wrightsville Beach when they suddenly noticed a bad vibration from the starboard side. They deployed an underwater camera to check the props but could not...
The 50’ Viking Lady Di traveled past Jarrett Bay Boatworks on their way north on the morning of Monday, June 23rd. Later that afternoon in the Pungo River, they struck a submerged log or piling. They limped into a local marina that was able to haul the boat. It was...