Wood Works: The Jarrett Bay 63 Sportfisherman
From the March 2008 issue of Southern Boating magazine: America is the birthplace of the tournament sportfisherman-the boat, as well as the angler. Nowhere else on earth can you find so many fine brands of hard-charging, wave-piercing, offshore fishing machines. But...Nothing Rhymes with Orange
From the March 2008 issue of Power and Motoryacht magazine: She first appeared as a dot on the radar. But in an instant, 63 feet of sparkling, metallic orange streaked up behind my tournament team’s boat like a rapidly rising sun. This sun was hot, too, with...North Carolina Creates a Boat Building Haven
From the February 2008 Edition of the Marine Business Journal: North Carolina has a history and a comfort level with being center stage. From 1720 to 1870 it was the world’s largest producer of naval stores-tar, pitch, rosin and turpentine. In the modern era...Boats of Interest: Jarrett Bay 63
From the February 2008 issue of Marlin magazine: Connoisseurs of the Carolina customboat industry have long cherished Jarrett Bay for the fine craftsmanship, outstanding performance, beautiful sweeping flare and rolling tumblehome that made the southern Outer Banks...Sportfishing Magazine: Jarrett Bay 32
From the October 2007 issue of Sportfishing magazine: When first introduced, the Jarrett Bay 32 had a pair of 250-hp outboards on the transom. The company’s newest iteration makes what many hard-core anglers feel is a significant improvement: Cummins common-rail...Jarrett Bay 32 Semi-Custom Diesel
From the September 2007 issue of Southern Boating magazine: Jarrett Bay’s latest evolution of its 32-foot walkaround features single diesel jackshaft power. With its 425 horsepower Cummins common rail engine and Konrad outdrive, this Jackshaft version is said to...Jarrett Bay Boatworks at a Glance
From the September 2007 issue of Marlin magazine: After the charter season came to an end in 1985, captains Randy Ramsey and Jim Luxton needed a new boat to compete with the rest of the fleet out of Harker’s Island, North Carolina. Without enough money to...Boats of Interest: Jarrett Bay 32
From the September 2007 issue of Marlin magazine: The smallest boat I’ve sea trialed since I came to Marlin magazine instantly became one of my favorites. Jarrett Bay put a Cummins diesel and a jackshaft into its 32-foot, semi-custom walkaround and the results...
Classic and Modern: Jarrett Bay 70
From the July 2006 issue of Perfect Boat magazine: View Full...
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