Emme on the Merrimack

[BillD]

Seems like every Sunday afternoon I motor in from the ocean "Emme" is behind the Blackfin in line or leading the way in.

here's a few pics from Sunday

I will say the lines of the 38 NB are very pleasing to the eye.

Interesting "slide up and out" transom door.

I'd be afraid of losing the dam thing "overboard"

 

[F/V First Team]

That's one fine looking vessel

 

[steveinak]

piece of rope spliced through the handle of the stern door would take care of the loss problem:?:

 

[BillD]

That's one fine looking vessel

She was out floating around with the "fleet" mackeral fishing a few weeks back.
No doubt she was 15-20 feet bigger than most out there.
Real pretty boat.
The new owner is out on her a lot !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[shawn_in_MA]

ANother beautiful boat that I see a lot in the Merrimack. A man can dream!

 

[WoundUpMarine]

she is a beautiful boat, would love to have one, one day!

 

[F/V First Team]

i can help you with that

 

[WoundUpMarine]

HAHA i dont doubt it, 38 with a split wheelhouse, 22-24 kt cruise, id be ok with that!

 

[Teaserhead]

She will be my mermaid of the day today! Truley a dreamy ride. Sic ass boat Travis.

 

[F/V First Team]

Cruises comfortably at 30 mph too
Searsport to Montauk in 11.5 hours including being stuck behind the worlds slowest sailboat in the canal

 

[Boudy]

Keith, She is pretty sweet ride. Been out in some slop and she handles it much better then our Grady! Night and Day!

 

[MDI45]

Keith, She is pretty sweet ride. Been out in some slop and she handles it much better then our Grady! Night and Day!

Northern Bay 38 compared to a Grady!....They should not even be used in the same sentence

 

[MouseTrap]

What's a Grady?

 

[blackdiamond296]

What's a Grady?

I bet if you ask the DE racing crowd, it's what they usually refer to as a 'speed bump'

 

[Boudy]

Tuff Crowd!

Ok Guys, I get it! No more Grady comp's! Well one thing we do need to change on Emme is the tinted front windows, WOW, running out at 3:30AM is a challenge in the river!

 

[F/V First Team]

Oh come on, tinted windows aren't THAT bad
That's what radar is for

Wynn Enterprises might still have her measurements on file. Try giving them a call. Phone: 256/383-5040

 

[BillD]

Oh come on, tinted windows aren't THAT bad
That's what radar is for

Wynn Enterprises might still have her measurements on file. Try giving them a call. Phone: 256/383-5040

Using radar getting in and out of Newburyport harbor and in and out of the mouth of the Merrimack River @ speed would be the equivalent of driving through Boston staring @ you dash mounted gps instead of the road and traffic.

Tinted windows in the dark...no good around here.

 

[joelucci33]

Using radar getting in and out of Newburyport harbor and in and out of the mouth of the Merrimack River @ speed would be the equivalent of driving through Boston staring @ you dash mounted gps instead of the road and traffic.

Tinted windows in the dark...no good around here.

Its not all that bad bill....a little sketchy when you hit that first breaker in the mouth haha.

question did you see that beauty tied up on the town docks with the tower on it from out of town? possibly a 38 duffy? looks brandy new seen him getting towed in a couple weeks back..

 

[F/V First Team]

Originally there was an opening window (70/30 to be exact) that was replaced with the solid one. If you want it I'm pretty sure I can place my hands on it. It's tinted as well though.

But it does open and with that spot light things should be golden.

 

[Badlatitude]

Using radar getting in and out of Newburyport harbor and in and out of the mouth of the Merrimack River @ speed would be the equivalent of driving through Boston staring @ you dash mounted gps instead of the road and traffic.

Tinted windows in the dark...no good around here.

Not like you can see much with clear windows at night anyway. Especially with any light from electronics etc in the wheel house. Add some spray on the glass and its even worse.

Sounds like you need a swing up helm window Bill