Eastport 32 in the Abaco's -2014 |
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
FAQ about the Eastport 32.
We do get a lot of questions about our boats - here are a sample with the best answers I can give:
Q: How long have you been building the Eastport 32? A: We started design and tooling in 2006 and launched the first boat in 2007.
Q: How many have you built? A: We are completing #16 with #17 in the pipeline
Q; Where are the boats? A: About 30% are in the Chesapeake Bay, the rest are spread between Florida, The Carolina's, The Bahamas, Australia, Bermuda and Italy.
Q: Can I get one with a single engine?A: Not really, we have tooled up for twin engine layout.To configure the molds for single engine would be a costly exercise.
Q: What is the draft? A: The deepest part of the boat is forward at 22" the props are 19" deep.
Q: Can I get outboards? A: Yes
Q How capable is the Eastport 32 Offshore? A: Its a great offshore boat, we have taken Eastport 32's from New England to Key West, offshore. Eastport 32's regularly make the trip from the Chesapeake to New England in the summer and Eastport 32's cross the Gulf stream from Florida to the Bahama's every season.
Q: What is the hull shape? A: The hull underbody is based on the modern Carolina Sportfishing boat - Modified V - with twin prop pockets. Very efficient in a sea way and stable at slow speed for trolling or creek cruising. Call to discuss more about this.
Q: What is the fuel economy? A: An incredible 2.27 miles/Gal at 25kts with a 440 mile range (with standard power)
Q: Do you offer specific options? A: Yes we build each boat to suit, in collaboration with each of our clients we build the boat that suits your needs and wishes best.
Q: Do you have used boats? A: Yes, sometimes. Typically they don't stay on the market long,
Q: Can I fish on the Eastport 32? A: The boat is an outstanding fishing platform - Either for offshore blue water Pelagic's like Blue and White Marlin, closer to home reef fishing and particularly the Chesapeake Bay style fishing of trolling, light tackle or live lining.
Q: How does the boat ride? A; It is designed to handle steep bay style chop with deep V forward, we have moderate lifting strakes that are not too wide for a soft ride. Turns like a sports car. Down sea runs straight and true. Come and test one out!
Q: Does the tailgate leak in a following sea? A: This is not really an issue as that part of the boat is well out of the water when running, if you are backing down (Hard) in a following sea water will build up against the gasket and some water will get in the boat (no more than a boat with scuppers) this self drains immediately as the cockpit is completely self draining.
Q: What color can I get? A: Any Color you like!
Q: How long have you been building the Eastport 32? A: We started design and tooling in 2006 and launched the first boat in 2007.
Q: How many have you built? A: We are completing #16 with #17 in the pipeline
Q; Where are the boats? A: About 30% are in the Chesapeake Bay, the rest are spread between Florida, The Carolina's, The Bahamas, Australia, Bermuda and Italy.
Q: Can I get one with a single engine?A: Not really, we have tooled up for twin engine layout.To configure the molds for single engine would be a costly exercise.
Q: What is the draft? A: The deepest part of the boat is forward at 22" the props are 19" deep.
Q: Can I get outboards? A: Yes
Q How capable is the Eastport 32 Offshore? A: Its a great offshore boat, we have taken Eastport 32's from New England to Key West, offshore. Eastport 32's regularly make the trip from the Chesapeake to New England in the summer and Eastport 32's cross the Gulf stream from Florida to the Bahama's every season.
Q: What is the hull shape? A: The hull underbody is based on the modern Carolina Sportfishing boat - Modified V - with twin prop pockets. Very efficient in a sea way and stable at slow speed for trolling or creek cruising. Call to discuss more about this.
Q: What is the fuel economy? A: An incredible 2.27 miles/Gal at 25kts with a 440 mile range (with standard power)
Q: Do you offer specific options? A: Yes we build each boat to suit, in collaboration with each of our clients we build the boat that suits your needs and wishes best.
Q: Do you have used boats? A: Yes, sometimes. Typically they don't stay on the market long,
Q: Can I fish on the Eastport 32? A: The boat is an outstanding fishing platform - Either for offshore blue water Pelagic's like Blue and White Marlin, closer to home reef fishing and particularly the Chesapeake Bay style fishing of trolling, light tackle or live lining.
Q: How does the boat ride? A; It is designed to handle steep bay style chop with deep V forward, we have moderate lifting strakes that are not too wide for a soft ride. Turns like a sports car. Down sea runs straight and true. Come and test one out!
Q: Does the tailgate leak in a following sea? A: This is not really an issue as that part of the boat is well out of the water when running, if you are backing down (Hard) in a following sea water will build up against the gasket and some water will get in the boat (no more than a boat with scuppers) this self drains immediately as the cockpit is completely self draining.
Q: What color can I get? A: Any Color you like!
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
In the boatyard
Finishing up a new build Eastport 32 - stainless steel rub rail getting installed which adds a little "bling".
Featured Brokerage boat
2009 Eastport 32 “Eau Revwah” for Sale US$299,000
This is Hull #8 and is loaded: Twin Volvo D3 190hp fully
electronic turbo charged diesel engines with about 190 hours. Raymarine C
series electronics, 12” Chart plotter, Radar, GPS etc. Set up as a luxury weekender, Flag Blue hull,
gorgeous brick red upholstery, full cabin screens and aft sun shade, aft
steering station, cabin air, solar charging panel, bow rail.
Currently in Annapolis MD, Listed by the Eastport Yacht Company, call Tom Weaver 410
533 0928
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Sunday, June 22, 2014
Monday, March 10, 2014
Friday, March 7, 2014
New Year - New Boats
We have moved our manufacturing to Maryland!! Yes, down in the heart of the Eastern Shore, home of Maryland's historic boatbuilding culture we are now building boats in partnership with "Mathews Brothers Boatbuilders" in Denton MD. Very exciting to be continuing the highest quality craftsmanship we are well known for.
Thursday, September 19, 2013
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Service Time- Full service and winterizing headquarters for Eastport Yahct Co in Annapolis MD
The Eastport Yacht Company has established a service center and the facility now called Annapolis South Marina, (formerly Petrini's Shipyard) we are setting up for winter storage for all our Eastport Customers, we will winterize and service each boat, included in the service is a full review of each boat for repairs, upgrades and preventative maintenance.
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Fish For A Cure
Dave Wood fishing on his Eastport 32 "Sea Toy Jr" with Sharon and Jeff Borland in the annual "Fish for a cure tournament", won the prestigious captains trophy (Nice Jackets) raising more than $15,000 for the Anne Arundle Cancer Center. "
Monday, October 22, 2012
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Ft Lauderdale Boatshow
For the Ft.Lauderdale International boat show, October 25th-29th we will be in Bahia Mar marina on "B" dock with an Eastport 32, if you are looking for a great Florida boat come by and see us.
Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Monday, July 23, 2012
Blue Marlin Fishing with Eastport 32 Owner Dave Wood
Congratulations to Dave Wood owner of Eastport 32 #4 "Sea Toy jr" for reeling in and releasing this Blue Marlin at the Sea Horse Anglers Club Blue Marlin tournament aboard his Spencer "Sea Toy"
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
2007 Eastport 32 for sale! SOLD
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
One Thousand Hour Check Up
Hull #1 had a great opportunity to stop in Washington North Carolina at Roger Brooks boatyard to have the first Eastport 32 ever build checked out after 1000 hrs of engine service!! The boat had spent the winter in the Florida Keys and then on its journey north she did the Miami boatshow, was race committee boat for the Farr 40 circuit, then race committee boat at Charleston race week. When she got to the boatyard in North Carolina all the staff were keen to see how she had fared since leaving the factory more than 4 years earlier. having done 3 tours in the Florida Keys and 2 trips to New England and countless trips around the Chesapeake Bay, the intial rection was that she looked great as Dick and Nick have taken great care of her. So with some gel coat nicks and new caulking here and there, a Compound, buff and wax on the hull sides and a fresh coat of bottom paint she looks like new. I am particularly impressed with the Flag Blue hull sides which look great all waxed up and shiny. Here are a couple of shots from the trip up. Leaving the Florida Keys
Somewhere in the Carolina's:
The thing to notice is the crisp clean caulk job on the tailgate, one of the cosmetic touch ups the boys at Brooke Boatworks did. Nice work!!
Also nice to see dick Neville ran the boat all the way from Key West to Annapolis with no problems, other than a bit of a thumping in the lower Chesapeake Bay, I am told conditions were nice the whole way up.
At 3000 RPM the Volvo Penta D3 190 HP engines push the boat at about 22kts with a fuel burn of 9.2 gallons per hour (2.39nm/gal)...Sweet
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
The adventures of 'Croc Dundee'
This Eastport 32 has had a fun winter in South Florida, serving as race committee at Key West Race week in January, then as show boat at the Miami boatshow, Race Committee for the Farr 40 event in Miami then some RnR at Lighthouse Point, then another race committee stint in Charleston for the fabulous event there and now returned home to the factory in NC for a little pampering and TLC before returning to the Chesapeake Bay.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
South Florida Winter
Excelent Miami boat show, now headed back to South Florida for some follow-up. if any one is interested in looking at a boat, i will be in Key West, Miami and Boca Raton this weekend - March 1-6, 2012
Monday, February 13, 2012
We are going to Miami
Friday, December 2, 2011
The Norm
Team Eastport 32 are fishing "The Norm" on Saturday, it is all about bragging rights and as inaugural champions, we are looking forward to getting our title back! Follow us on Twitter @eastport32 for up to the minute updates. BREAKING NEWS there is a rumour of a 60lb+ Striper caught this morning just an hour south of Annapolis, this could be a new state record!
Anne Hooper with 4th place fish.
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Light Tackle fishing




Eastport 32 owners Nick Shuck and Dave Wood joined Tom Weaver for a day of light tackle striper fishing around the remote Tangier and Smith Islands in the Chesapeake bay. Guide Kevin Josenhans took us to all the special spots when the tides were right for the group to catch and release upwards of 50 fish, keeping a couple for the supper table. A fantastic day with schooling Dolphins and diving pelicans.
Friday, October 28, 2011
Postcard from the Bahamas
I brought Gandy Dancer back yesterday with Brad and my father. If you can believe the trip across the Bahamas Bank was about like our first three hours going over. We went from one squall to another. The boat was just great. We hammered thru the 3 to 4 at 25 kms per hour pretty nicely. The radar and auto were great. Once we got past West End it was a lake the rest of the way.
Tom, we love the boat. It was everything we wanted. It changed our Bahamas experience. We were out most days til past six pm having got started at the crack of noon. The boat sips fuel, handled like a dream, and turned heads wherever we traveled. We did not do a night out, but will. Brad had a great trip with his family and his kids loved the boat and the cabin (read dollhouse). We did not do any fishing - so we have something to look forward to in the future.
Owner Eastport 32 Hull#12
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Sea Trials
Wow what a wonderful boatshow, with some great weather the turn out was fantastic and we are now setting up for sea trials. Bear in mind the lead time for a boat is four months from Mold date and with orders in the works this can lead to a backlog of six months, so consider checking in with us soon for a boat in the North East for Spring delivery.
"At the end of the rainbow"

Friday, September 23, 2011
Annapolis Boatshow
We are gearing up for the Annapolis Boatshow October 13-16, we will be in our usual spot on Dock F2 with an Eastport 32. This is our 5th Annapolis Boatshow with the Eastport 32 and we are gearing up for winter builds for delivery in Spring 2012.
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
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