The Northwest Trawlers Story
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- Welcome to the Northwest. Out here wilderness adventures and advanced technology don't just coexist.........they flourish.
This environment gave birth to Northwest Trawlers, modern trawler yachts that combine real-life experience with precision engineering to offer safe, self sufficient and comfortable cruising.
The result is a state-of-the-art vessel designed to engage both the heart and mind of serious cruisers everywhere who believe the journey is the destination.
Excellent family boat. Excellent layout, lots of light, everything is done very cleverly.
Adding this to my 2020 Christmas Wish list!
Did Santa bring you one? ; )
Beautiful boat. Thank you for sharing it with us. I wish you would have done a walk through.
Again, thank you
Jay
Reg. SeaJay
Just starting my career... Hope to be able to afford one of these some day. Good looking boat. Northwest Pride.
Lovely, lovely boat. As he says, not a dock dolly but designed to go places.
Should be a link to the homepage :-) Great looking trawler.
Steel, aluminum topsides, fibreglass bathtubs.
Nice boat. Hope to be looking into these in just a few years; do I am planning now.
I like this boat. It makes a lot of sense to have a really tall bow that can take a head-sea head-on - but is there a lot of windage when docking in the marina? ...and what affect does it have on tenderness and the centre of gravity? I like the Kevlar underwater bow reinforcement (although I do wonder about the brittleness of Kevlar). The turning circle for a single engined boat is impressive - but what's it like without the bow-thruster?. By and large tho I like it and have started saving up!
Okay thanks
Boats are an emotive buy and for me this ones proportions look wrong. To my eyes it needs 10 to 15ft in the transom, with NO superstructure to balance out the lines, giving it a more 'trawler/workboat' look. At the moment it looks too toy like. Loving the concept of these recreational trawlers though, Beneteau also doing a nice line .
dose this boat have a walk in engine room
What is the gas/diesel mileage, how far can it go on a tank?
Any plans for a slightly larger aft pilothouse?
why do they look like Nordhavn ?
Looks like a norhavn copy. But with some updates. I would change the look instead of using whats already out there.
TheRchelicopter It looks nothing at all like a Nordhavn. How exactly would you have designed this boat?
+TheRchelicopter "I would change the look instead of using whats already out there." Has the ocean changed? Form follows function.
I would really want to know what they offer that a well respected and time tested manufacture Nordhavn doesn't.
+evan002 -- It's made in America instead of China.
***** I hope the craftsmanship is of the same quality as the Chinese ship builders.
It this a typical American yacht, i.e., built overseas?
just need some confirmation.. is it a steel hull??
+mintee094 no, its GRP
Fiberglass
I could have sworn it said that it was an Steel hull! at the beginning before i even clicked on the vid. SMH
He wouldn't last long in the bearing sea with a fiberglass hull..not saying it's not a very nice boat . But let's keep it real..you would see fiberglass boats working up there. Just not done
Didn't you listen. It's in forced fiberglass
The boat shown in the video is our 2007 model. The 2012 is a Northwest 48 and has a stand up engine room. Visit our website at nwyachts.com for more information.
So why do you say the music is loud. There is no music.....only the story of Northwest Trawlers. Enjoy your Grand Banks..........