New vessels review
AAM delivers new CDFW catamaran patrol vessel A recent delivery from Bellingham based All
Baltic Yachts ventures into multihull projects
The Finnish sailing yacht builder reports the contract for Baltic 107 was signed in June 2024, and the design and engineering phases are well underway. The yacht is expected to be delivered in summer 2027. It’s the first foray into multihulls for Baltic Yachts, which specialises in high-performance composite monohull yachts. The yard says the yacht is designed for long-range exploration, offering stability, comfort, and high sailing performance, particularly in light winds.
“With the Baltic 107 Catamaran, Berret Racoupeau Yacht Design is particularly proud to bring the multihull into the world of the superyacht,” says Racoupeau. “Our passionate and experienced team immediately recognised the values of Baltic Yachts. With a wealth of experience in multihulls, it was natural for us to design this exceptional 33 metre catamaran, sharing the same vision with her owner of elegant lines and performance with volumes that will give access to any destination worldwide in the greatest comfort.”
American Marine (AAM), is a state-of-the-art 74- by-27.5 foot hydrofoil catamaran patrol boat ordered by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW).
Built to enhance CDFW’s capabilities in coastal and marine law enforcement, its missions will include multi-day patrols, commercial gear inspection and recovery, fishery enforcement, and marine protected area patrols.
The vessel features Teknicraft’s advanced dynamic hydrofoil system to minimize drag, enhance fuel efficiency, and provide superior stability and passenger comfort. Powered by two Cat C-18 diesel engines, each delivering 800 horsepower, on trials the boat achieved a fully laden cruise speed of 24.5 knots, with a top speed of 27 knots.
Bayliner launches redesigned D-Series deck boat
Bayliner, a leading manufacturer of fiberglass fishing and day boats today announced the release of the redesigned D-series deck boat. The new D-series is a sportier version of the former DX model and is expertly crafted for everything from cruising to watersports with notable smart upgrades like a sleek new hull, elevated bow, and modern exterior graphics. With length options from 20 feet to 22 feet, the new models are exclusively powered by Mercury Marine propulsion, both outboard and sterndrive.
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