Perfect Boat: Jarrett Bay 48
From the August 2004 issue of Perfect Boat magazine: View Full...
Designer’s Choice: Jarrett Bay 32
From the August 2004 issue of Southern Boating magazine: In 1986. A small group of friends came together off the Carolina coast to build a sportfosherman to replace their aging charter boat. When that first boat found a buyer before it was even completed, Jarrett Bay...
Unplugged Readers Weigh In on Jarrett Bay
From the August 2004 issue of Unplugged by In The Bite magazine: If money was no object and you were given the opportunity to build a custom sportfishing boat in the 60′ to 65′ range, which would be your choice? Based on your online votes Jarrett Bay would...
More than Just a Pretty Face: Jarrett Bay 48 Express
From the August 2004 issue of Marlin magazine: Marilyn B might just be the prettiest boat ever built by Jarrett Bay Boatworks. At least that’s what a few of the folks who actually built the boat say – but they could be a little biased. Jarrett Bay takes...A++ Service & Repair
I brought my boat, the Dixie Darling in for some service and to have it dry docked for a bottom paint job and I must say, I have been to several other marinas for the same type of work and Jarrett Bay far exceeded all others in professionalism and courtesy. I have...First class boat yard
I would like to thank you for operating like a first class boat yard. As you know this year was my third trip to Jarrett Bay to make improvements to the Green Eyed Girl – Hatteras 45. In my haste to get under way this year in order to meet my schedule and to...
Magic Carpet Ride: Jarrett Bay 58
From the February 2004 issue of Perfect Boat magazine: Read Full...
Jarrett Bay 54: Tight Lines
From the February 2001 issue of Boating magazine: I love the smell of diesel exhaust in the morning. Mingle in a hint of fresh-ground chum, and we’re talking real nose candy. Unfortunately, the morning I boarded Jarrett Bay’s 54 Convertible, the scent of...Pleased beyond my expectations
During the first week of April 2003, my boat was re-launched after a three week stay at Jarrett Bay Boatworks. During its stay, a bow thruster was installed, cutlass bearings replaced, and the bottom redone. This note is to express my appreciation for the handling of...
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