Jarrett Bay Boatworks

06/18/2026

20 Jarrett Bay boats fished. A new 919.9-pound The Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament tournament record. Wins across blue marlin, tuna, dolphin & wahoo divisions.

$6,553,188 (72.5%) of the tournament purse collected by Jarrett Bay boats and their crews.

What a storybook way to celebrate 40 years of Jarrett Bay!

Read our full recap of a historic week at : https://www.jarrettbay.com/2026/06/jarrett-bay-fleet-wins-big-at-2026-big-rock/

06/10/2026

Whew! Congrats to Builder's Choice, Capt. Brent Gaskill, Birthday Boy Harris Huddle and Angler / "Big Rock Big Hero" Joe Herman on releasing a blue and weighing in this 530-pounder today. A fish that would place most years, but not during this week's amazing bite so far! The Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament

06/10/2026

We dropped this video back in 2019, but we had to bring it out of the archives because Builder’s Choice is headed to the Big Rock scales RIGHT NOW. The mission has never changed.

Born to fish. Built to win. Let’s see what she weighs! ⚖️🔥


BuiltToWin CarolinaFlare Sportfishing

06/10/2026

Ready to do it again!?!

🚨 The 64’ is on the way!!

RUN to Big Rock Landing to catch Big Rock Big Hero, Joe Herman weigh HIS massive blue marlin… we could see a leaderboard shakeup 🫨🚨

06/10/2026

919.9 POUNDS. A new Big Rock tournament record. 🤯

Massive congratulations to the crew of Marlin Fever (Jarrett Bay Hull 51) for hauling an absolute monster to the scales yesterday and cementing their place in tournament history.

There is no better way to celebrate 40 years of Carolina boatbuilding heritage than watching one of our etch their name into the record books right here at home. Sometimes the stories write themselves.




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06/09/2026

The 63' Marlin Fever with a 919.9 lbs. blue marlin - a new leader and a new The Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament record!!! 🙏🎉🙌

06/09/2026

IT'S GO (to the scales) TIME!

Calling in seasick… THE 63’ Jarrett Bay Boatworks MARLIN FEVER is on the way🔥

Run don’t walk to Big Rock Landing… you DONT want to miss this 🏃🏼

02/26/2026

I've been wiring boats at Jarrett Bay for almost 28 years, and I still love what I do. My favorite part of the job is still wiring panels. Getting everything organized and laid out perfectly is satisfying. A big part of being a marine electrician is just being a problem solver. They’re giant puzzles. It’s a great feeling when you’re able to troubleshoot and solve an issue that no one else can solve. My biggest piece of advice for someone starting out in marine electrical is to take pride in the details of your work. These boats go far offshore with people on them. Being particular about your work isn't just about it looking good, it's about keeping people safe.

Kyle Willis
Electrical Foreman
⌛ Jarrett Bay Family - 28 years
🛥️ Favorite Hull - Big Marlin
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