Bayliss Boatworks is building a new GameBoat, sized at 62 and named Tarheel. This build began in March of 2018. Tarheel features the V.2 GameBoat layout – a healthy synergy of the first two GameBoats built by Bayliss; she combines the practicality of Mama C with the custom lower level layout of GameChanger. Bayliss Boatworks first demo boat, she will be fished heavily on the east coast tournament circuit and will eventually wind up in Costa Rica. Exterior features include a variety of faux teak components, including a faux teak toe rail transom and drip molding. She will have a sleek profile, hard top, and white windshield. It all about symmetry on Tarheel: the flybridge will have the classic center console arrangement. A center door will orient the salon, and two peninsula cabinets will be featured in the galley for refrigeration and storage. The lower level will be comprised of a simple three stateroom/two-head layout, along with an easily accessible dayhead and tackle room, each situated just off the main companionway. Systems will include two 20 kw Northern Lights generators, an FCI 1,800 gallon per day watermaker, and a Dometic Chilled Water A/C system (now standard on all Bayliss builds). Specifications Length: 62 Beam: 18 2 Draft: 4 8 Fuel: 1,850 gallons Water: 300 gallons Power: Twin MTU M96L 10V @ 1600 hp each Stabilization: Seakeeper 9 Tarheel will deliver in summer of 2019. Bayliss Boatworks has been building custom sportfishing yachts in Wanchese since 2002. Four builds are in progress at the company facility in Wanchese, including a Bayliss 75, a 78-footer named Blue View, and two 62 GameBoats GameChanger and Tarheel. For more information on Tarheel and all other builds, past and present, visit www.baylissboatworks.com
