A First Class Act for a First Class Boat!
I finally indulged myself with a visit to your excellent Marine Industrial Park. I was curious about the building of the basic hull. I was allowed to walk through the building where several hulls are being laid up, and enjoyed it thoroughly. A first class act for a...Ferretti Yacht Maintenance: Sea Crest IX
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...Jarrett Bay Boatworks Celebrates 22 Years!
From a small tin shed and a vision to build a better sport fishing boat to a 175 acre marine industrial park providing nearly every conceivable boating need. After 22 years we are as strong as ever, continuing to deliver quality boats and quality service. Following...New Construction Updates by Foreman Gary Davis
Hull #53 – 44’ Express This bare hull is currently available for purchase. The previous owner traded up to hull #55 to build the 64’ Sportfisherman. Experience the performance of a total sportfishing machine with this 44’ dream. All of the essentials without all...Awesome Fishing Machine
Captain Walt Kuhn invited me along yesterday for a trip to the deep, on his boat the Kirsten, a Jarrett Bay express (awesome fishing machine!!). My friend Capt B. runs the cockpit and we were joined by Capt Walt’s brother Dan. We couldn’t have asked for better weather, we ran to 500 fathoms in the Poorman’s at 30 kts. We set the spread and a little while into the troll we ran into a school of Yellowfin, these guys were hungry, 3 knockdowns resulted in two keepers (about 20-30lbs).
No One Passed Me
Fished yesterday in a healthy SW 5-6 sea with some 8’s mixed in. Came home at 25 knots from the North (Wilmington/Spencer Canyons) with the bow down quarter sea port side running into it at an angle. Had a 70ft enclosed bridge boat next to me (Bertram or Ocean, not sure) and about 10 other 50? class boats (Vikings and Oceans) behind me on the trip home.
