Contact: Mike Winter 516-343-4823 [email protected]
2019 Custom Carolina Rough Point 39 Flybridge with New Mercury V10 400hp
Engines! Strong cold-molded hull built in the Carolina style--ready to fish big tuna
or shallow waters. Known to raise fish! Fully equipped cockpit and bridge! With
Seakeeper 5.
2019 Custom Carolina Rough Point 39 Flybridge
The “RUFFIN IT” is a special boat built for an experienced fisherman and
marine professional. She was started by the great Buck Wilde as a Rough Point
Boatworks and finished by Winter Custom Yachts and Fantasea Yacht Finishes
after Buck’s unexpected passing. Approximately 11,000 man hours went in to her
creation using the finest materials and components. She’s cold molded with an
Okume bottom and Juniper strip sides, the rest of the boat is Divinycell core and
Coosa. Her generous seating and versatile layout the “RUFFIN IT” would make a
great picnic boat or yacht tender as well as a game boat. “RUFFIN IT” was built
to run in very shallow water but still fish the challenging offshore waters of the
Northeast canyons.
2019 Custom Carolina Rough Point 39 Flybridge with New Mercury V10 400hp
Engines! Strong cold-molded hull built in the Carolina style--ready to fish big tuna
or shallow waters. Known to raise fish! Fully equipped cockpit and bridge! With
Seakeeper 5.
2019 Custom Carolina Rough Point 39 Flybridge
The “RUFFIN IT” is a special boat built for an experienced fisherman and
marine professional. She was started by the great Buck Wilde as a Rough Point
Boatworks and finished by Winter Custom Yachts and Fantasea Yacht Finishes
after Buck’s unexpected passing. Approximately 11,000 man hours went in to her
creation using the finest materials and components. She’s cold molded with an
Okume bottom and Juniper strip sides, the rest of the boat is Divinycell core and
Coosa. Her generous seating and versatile layout the “RUFFIN IT” would make a
great picnic boat or yacht tender as well as a game boat. “RUFFIN IT” was built
to run in very shallow water but still fish the challenging offshore waters of the
Northeast canyons.
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