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Xcomunic8d 03-30-2022 10:30 PM

F&S Boatworks
 
Was digging around for some research on seacrafts and came across this site.

https://fsyachts.com/our-story

They state their inspiration is from owning Seacrafts, particularly flybridge 23’. Anybody know these guys?

uncleboo 03-31-2022 07:02 AM

That's awesome!

Old'sCool 03-31-2022 07:45 AM

I see the resemblance in the photos but have never heard of a 23' Flybridge.

NoBones 03-31-2022 09:26 AM

One of them has had a name change after looking at their photo gallery..
Magic Touch is now Moonshine !

Glaucus485 03-31-2022 09:44 AM

Woah! Id be really curious to see how one of those rides! I think the 23 is referencing the typical 23 because photographed there on their website is definitely the 27' Seacraft Seamaster....

https://moeslyseacraft.weebly.com/27-seamaster.html

Xcomunic8d 03-31-2022 05:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Old'sCool (Post 274109)
I see the resemblance in the photos but have never heard of a 23' Flybridge.

I’m with you. The pic they used looks like a 27’ sea”monster”. But I did find this recently here in Hawaii. Problem is someone could have islanded it to make that.

Supposedly a 23’
https://honolulu.craigslist.org/oah/...452085782.html

Nevertheless thought it was pretty cool to find this manufacturer and I agree I’d love to see how they implemented it into their designs and how they ride. I love the idea of classic meets modern.

Ed 03-31-2022 09:37 PM

They have been around for about 20 years. The founder owned a 23 Seacraft in the past. If my memory is correct, he also enlisted the help of Carl Mosley to adapt the Variable Deadrise design to their large fast sport fishing hull design.

Bigshrimpin 04-01-2022 02:07 AM

https://oceanyachtdesign.com/wp-cont...esly144_05.pdf

Steve Matthews is "flyingtime" on the site and owns one of the original 28ft race hulls . . . he worked with Carl to design some of F+S's newer boats as Ed mentioned above. See the article link above.

JBASS02 04-01-2022 10:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Xcomunic8d (Post 274112)
I’m with you. The pic they used looks like a 27’ sea”monster”. But I did find this recently here in Hawaii. Problem is someone could have islanded it to make that.

Supposedly a 23’
https://honolulu.craigslist.org/oah/...452085782.html

Nevertheless thought it was pretty cool to find this manufacturer and I agree I’d love to see how they implemented it into their designs and how they ride. I love the idea of classic meets modern.

Funny timing, but this came up on my Instagram yesterday. Said it was a 23...Hawaii boat, heavily customized.

Xcomunic8d 04-01-2022 03:17 PM

Yeah that’s a pretty good example of what happens to boats here. And that’s one of the nicer ones…. If they didn’t tag it as a SeaCraft I wouldn’t know from a distance. They redid the cabin into a flybridge, added a sponson on top rail, added a notched bracket for outboards. I’m betting flexpat and terry are reaching for a weight calculator.

F&S boats at least look to be inspired by Seacrafts.

Loved the article BigShrimpin very interesting read.


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