Bayliss Boatworks is another of the renowned or often referred to Custom Coralina Sportfish Yachts builders. Yes there is a dozen if not more of quality boat builders hanging in this renowned US boating region, and all can offer a diverse sport fish product to the other. Bayliss offers one of the most modern luxury orientated custom sportfishers, and is currently working on three important projects all built to owners desire with the cold molding, jig system. The smallest of these projects is the 65 feet hull number 12, scheduled for delivery in Spring 2010. Named Triple Net this is not a sister ship to the 2006 delivered 65 hull number six and in fact will be slightly longer, slimmer in the beam, and have a deeper draft. Hull number 12 interior layout will be a triple double cabin with three heads. Finishing will be in teak veneers and granite counter tops. Power will be from twin Cats C32 Acerts of 1900hp each.
The second in size of these projects but most advanced in its building schedule is the Bayliss 68 Hull 11 Uno Mas. If the name stands for something this will be a second built by Bayliss to this owner, as he commissioned the 60 Hull 2 also also called Uno Mas and delivered in 2003. Commissioning date for Hull 11 has so far not been announced, and this seems a further expansion by 1 feet to the 68 Hull 9, with similar beam and draft. Her interior will be 4 stateroom with 3 heads. Power will be twin Cats C32Acert of 1925hp.
73 Hull 14 will be the biggest build to date by Bayliss, expanding its flagship size to five feet more versus the 68 hulls 08, 09 and currently in construction 11. The interior will offer four staterooms, with three heads and what appears to be a day head. Power will also be from twin C32 Acerts 1900hp engines. Delivery date is scheduled for June 2011. As all Bayliss Boatworks custom builds the projects come from the hands of John Bayliss, with the collaboration of naval architect Robert Ullberg.
Bayliss Boatworks is another of the renowned or often referred to Custom Coralina Sportfish Yachts builders. Yes there is a dozen if not more of quality boat builders hanging in this renowned US boating region, and all can offer a diverse sport fish product to the other. Bayliss offers one of the most modern luxury orientated custom sportfishers, and is currently working on three important projects all built to owners desire with the cold molding, jig system. The smallest of these projects is the 65 feet hull number 12, scheduled for delivery in Spring 2010. Named Triple Net this is not a sister ship to the 2006 delivered 65 hull number six and in fact will be slightly longer, slimmer in the beam, and have a deeper draft. Hull number 12 interior layout will be a triple double cabin with three heads. Finishing will be in teak veneers and granite counter tops. Power will be from twin Cats C32 Acerts of 1900hp each.
The second in size of these projects but most advanced in its building schedule is the Bayliss 68 Hull 11 Uno Mas. If the name stands for something this will be a second built by Bayliss to this owner, as he commissioned the 60 Hull 2 also also called Uno Mas and delivered in 2003. Commissioning date for Hull 11 has so far not been announced, and this seems a further expansion by 1 feet to the 68 Hull 9, with similar beam and draft. Her interior will be 4 stateroom with 3 heads. Power will be twin Cats C32Acert of 1925hp.
73 Hull 14 will be the biggest build to date by Bayliss, expanding its flagship size to five feet more versus the 68 hulls 08, 09 and currently in construction 11. The interior will offer four staterooms, with three heads and what appears to be a day head. Power will also be from twin C32 Acerts 1900hp engines. Delivery date is scheduled for June 2011. As all Bayliss Boatworks custom builds the projects come from the hands of John Bayliss, with the collaboration of naval architect Robert Ullberg. 
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