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The 96-foot (29.3-meter) yacht
Miss Betty by Canadian designer Patrick Bray is a steel-hulled beauty with one
thing on her mind: offshore fishing. She is the third yacht Bray has drawn for
the same Californian owner, expanding on two smaller versions. Miss Betty’s
specifications call for heavy-duty construction above and beyond ABS
requirements for unrestricted offshore use, incorporating collision and
watertight bulkheads, fixed/active stabilizers and protected shaft skegs. Twin
385-hp engines will give her tank-tested displacement hull a top speed of 12
knots and a cruise of nine knots, providing a 5,000-mile
range.
Miss Betty’s 26-foot beam allows room
for a salon, dinette and galley on the main deck within full walkaround side
decks. Sleeping accommodations include a large master stateroom and three guest
cabins. The pilothouse, equipped with an extensive electronics array, has a
settee and dayhead. The "lanai" deck gives guests a great view of the angling
action in the 15-foot-long cockpit. Freezer holds belowdecks will store the
catch of the day.
Bray Yacht Design
604-531-8569
www.brayyachtdesign.bc.ca
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