Black Water Boats 36 SF

LOA: 36'2" |Beam: 10' |Dry Weight: 12,500 lb. w/ power |Hull Deadrise: 24" |Max Horsepower: 1,050 1 of 3 dsc_0724.jpg D-rail tubing and a swept-back look of the hardtop complement the stiletto lines of the 36 SF. 1 of 3 dsc_0654.jpg 1 of 3 dsc_0734.jpg LOA: 36'2" |Beam: 10' |Dry weight: 12,500 lb. w/ power |Hull Deadrise: 24" |Max Horsepower: 1,050 While some folks chase the latest rage, others look for the best in proven performers. Still others, like Eugene Uriarte, Black Water Boats creator and designer, couldn’t find either the rage or the proven performers that appealed to his desires and needs in an offshore sport-fishing boat. A steel fabricator by trade, Uriarte spent years designing and building custom homes. It may have been there that he developed his keen eye for custom boats uniquely designed and engineered to pamper the -competitive fishing whims of their owners. Uriarte’s thumbprint is on each custom-built Black Water, right beside those of the new owners who partner with Uriarte on every step of the build to ensure the luxury, fishability and performance they want is infused in their hand-built fishing masterpiece. Foldaway seating pampers crews on the trek to the grounds. Performance bucket seats give solid support and ultimate control to the skipper. Choose the electronics and stereo system of your dreams. A Black Water’s frills are numerous, but they take away nothing from this brand’s solid, proven construction and tournament-ready fishability. 36 SF The Black Water 36 SF is beautiful enough to turn heads at the sandbar, but serious fishermen who are committed to their sport gratefully admire the 36’s ability to catch fish — and get to them. Its 10-foot beam and 36-foot length allow the hull to cut down irreverent seas like a sharpened knife. To enhance its on-plane performance, control and stability, a significant triangular pad is tucked in at the transom. It also provides the perfect place to add CHIRP sonar transducers for optimum performance. You can add up to three livewells and pressurize them with sea chests and powerful pumps. Black Water uses a modified three-piece mold system. Uriarte’s fabricating skills are evident here in sound structural mold support that ensures rigidity and excellent parity in every boat build. The bottom is formed of solid glass, while the sides and deck are constructed with Core-Cell. All are vacuumed bagged and infused with vinylester resin. The backbone of the 36 SF is a unique pyramid-style, foam-filled stringer system that is bonded to the hull, and designed to distribute load-pressures throughout. The company believes in its hull enough to warranty it for 10 years.

Bahama 34

Stability, control and comfort — in rough or flat seas, and in head, cross or following seas — are hallmarks of a Bahama Boat Works boat. While it celebrates the speeds that modern boats can reach, the company keeps an eye out for ways in which such drag-reducing features as hull steps can, in some sea conditions, reduce directional stability and efficiency. Hulls are designed as much for slow speeds — such as when shooting an inlet in a large following sea (“A pleasantly reassuring experience, not an unpredictable, scary thrill ride,” in a Bahama) — as for high speeds. For high speeds, multiple big block outboards like triple 350s on 34 and 37 or quad 350s on the 41 get the work done. Computer-assisted design of its hulls is informed by more than 80 years of Documented hull research and application, in addition to manufacturing pursued at the leading edge of techniques. “Bahama Boat Works hulls are as symmetrical and fair as modern technology will allow,” the company pledges. As it says proudly, the company makes safety at sea its first priority 34 Bahama One’s reaction to the 34 Bahama is immediate: This boat bears clean lines with excellent fit and finish and few obstructions or tangle hazards. It displays its heritage to the larger Bahama boats, the 37 and 41, but in A smaller, more nimble package. Six inches narrower than the bigger boats, it still carries an impressive sea-taming 10-foot, 6-inch beam. It skips the bow bench seats that its big siblings carry, but it has the same center-console and other features: lockable electronics side-panel cover; lockable rod storage; custom hardtop; streamlined engine rigging; and console with 6 feet, 6 -inches of headroom, ready for optional head, sink and teak. The 34 can carry up to a trio of 350 hps. A 400-gallon fuel tank guarantees far-ranging abilities. Freshwater tank and baitwell each hold 60 gallons. Hatch interiors are finished and gelcoated, hatches sealed with a proprietary double-O-ring system. There are both fresh- and saltwater-washdown systems. All lights, navigation and courtesy (including baitwells and all storage compartments), are LEDs, including multicolor cockpit lighting with remote control. Pumps and mechanical equipment are mounted beyond clear acrylic covers that provide easy ACCESS. Among OPTIONS are removable rear seating and table, custom flush-mount anchor and windlass, powerful bow thrusters, and a fighting chair. The smallest boat in the line, it’s nonetheless big on features and fishability.

GP 14

GP14 project coming up this type of boat sails so well it is perfect for beginners being forgiving and quick when you need it to be, after a bit of polishing this boat will be going up for sale fully rigged for £5650.

corby 33

i'm glad to announce that the corby 33 are now back in production but this time in the uk first 2 boats been sold already, picture to follow.

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A&W Aviation

Aerial surveys and photography will be available soon using our state of the art rc helicopters and multi rotors.

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Hey guys sorry its been a while since i posted a update,i am happy to announce that A&W marine are getting set up in to aviation,anything from models up to the real thing. Please feel free to email me about anything related to this subject or anything on the blog.