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Narrated Walk-Through of the TT35 Trailerable Trawler Great Harbour fans have been asking for it. We don't know why it has taken so long to do, but here it is: a narrated walk-through of the TT35. We promise more of these as we produce more of our trailerable trawlers and keep engineering new innovations. You will see how we incorporate a big head with separate shower in her narrow beam. Washer and dryer? sure. Stowage? Impressive. |
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TT35 Drone Video Shows Off Perfect Trim
Below, drone video during customer trials shows off the TT35's enviable trim on plane. She runs level not because of trim tabs--there aren't any--but because of her hull design and balance. For comparison, we would invite you to look up videos showing any the other trailerable cruising boats underway. Anyone wanting to experience the TT35 first hand can do so during a personal demonstration ride at Lake Santa Fe near our factory Gainesville, Florida. Call or write Sales Director Eric Kraft to set it up, 352-538-4843, sales@greatharbourtrawlers.com Great Harbour Builds the World's Most Versatile Liveaboard Cruisers, Designed To Go Off the Grid; Stable and Unsinkable Too
Handcrafted by Mirage Manufacturing in Gainesville, Florida, Great Harbour Trawlers are designed for cruisers with a sense of adventure and a desire to live off the grid...part-time or as long as they want. Our fuel-efficient, twin-engine trawlers feature robust construction and the industry's most sea-kindly and spacious hull form. Shallow drafts allow you to explore almost anywhere there's more than three feet of water, while our form-stable design provides open-ocean comfort without the need for complex stabilization systems. Low-maintenance exterior finishes combine with luxurious interiors that provide all the comforts of home, including premium bedding, generous storage capacities, spacious bathrooms and full-size home appliances. We feature twin engines for absolute redundancy, robust bottoms for impact resistance, and cored topsides and superstructures that keep the center of weight low and make our boats literally unsinkable. Thanks to our focus on safety, redundancy, economy and ease of repair, a Great Harbour will get you safely and comfortably to your destination—even in the most challenging conditions. Call us to arrange for a factory tour. You'll meet the American craftsmen who would love to build your very own Great Harbour trawler. See you on the water! Ken Fickett, President Great Harbour Yacht & Ship Brokerage
Nobody knows your Great Harbour better than the factory and the people who built it. Ken Fickett and Eric Kraft deal only in Great Harbour trawlers and Mirage Sportfish boats (except of course for trade-ins on a purchase). They have tens of thousands of cruising miles aboard all the Great Harbour models and are experts on the systems and upkeep of these unique cruising vessels. We’ll get top dollar for your boat and help you every step of the way. But that’s just the beginning. It’s a fact that when any future trawler buyer begins researching and searching for a used Great Harbour, the first people they contact is the factory. Which makes sense since we’re the only broker who can offer them after-sale training on systems, maintenance and boat handling specific to Great Harbours. Buyers WANT to buy through us. I guess the bigger question is, why would anyone list with another broker who doesn’t have a clue about the amazing characteristics that make Great Harbours the very best cruising boats in the world? So when it’s time to part with your beloved Great Harbour trawler, you owe it to yourself to list with us--the guys who built her. SEE THE INVENTORY 
Cynthia Wommack visits the hull of her new TT35 as it sits in the mold at the Great Harbour factory. Inset: An already completed sister-ship.
She Bought Herself a TT35 for Her 70th
Meet Cynthia Wommack. She’s a lifelong sailor who just turned 70. For her birthday, she bought herself a TT35 from Great Harbour. She says it’s the perfect liveaboard for her and can hardly wait for delivery. Epiphany came one day while on a daysail with friends. Hit by a blow, she went forward and willed her septuagenarian limbs to douse sail. “Then I realized that I just could not handle it anymore—70 years old—most of the people around me didn’t want to sail, just motor around.” READ THE REST Flashback to 2003: Custom Boat to Hawaii via Mexico
The meteorological chain of events that causes Tehuano gales is straightforward. In winter, cold high-pressure systems march southward from Texas over the Gulf of Mexico, creating pressure gradients that generate winds through three mountain passes to the Pacific Ocean. These passes through the cordilleras act like funnels, accelerating the winds. Counterintuitively, Tehuanos produce waves coming out from land, not crashing against it. READ THE STORY IN TRAWLER TIMES
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Greatest Whale Show on Earth (Video)
Atlantic Monterey witnessed an amazing show on Sunday when three humpback whales performed an extremely rare triple breach in Monterey Bay in California. And it was caught on video. WATCH IT 
Betrayal in Georgia?New Anchor Rules Appear Worse Than Ever
Back in 2018, the State of Georgia was in the process of enacting draconian anchoring restrictions, ostensibly designed to protect recreational and commercial shellfishing and other marine interests. Spurred to act, a coalition of boating groups sat down with Georgia officials and negotiated a better deal for their cruising constituents. Or at least they thought they had. Now Georgia has released final rules that are almost as bad as the originals, maybe even worse. READ MORE 
First Covid, Now Anchor SNAFU: Shipwreck Scrap Plan Delayed Again
Expected to begin this month, the dismantling and removal of the shipwrecked Golden Ray from the St. Simons Sound has been delayed once more, Unified Command announced earlier this week.The endeavor is on hold for at least several weeks due to engineering problems with a single stabilizing anchor for the massive crane vessel that will perform the demolition project’s heavy cutting and lifting. READ MORE 
Chesapeake's Tangier Island: Enjoy It While You Can
Tangier Island, listed on the U.S. National Registry of Historic Places, is a unique corner of past, present, and what little future it has left. The Virginia island may disappear someday if sea levels rise to what is expected to be too high. READ MORE 
Boating Community Mourns Pied Piper of the Dismal Swamp
Robert Peek, lockmaster at Deep Creek on the Dismal Swamp Canal, was pronounced dead at about 3 a.m. on Oct. 1, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has confirmed. “Good natured,” “hospitable,” “legendary,” “beloved”—these are some of the words that precede the name of the late Robert Peek who was not just a lockmaster but also “the world’s best conch player.” READ OUR TRIBUTE |
