Everett Nautical Designs

Doña Lucy, a 58’ F&S, seen here cruising in her home waters of Puerto Rico with an END gold leaf transom name. All work completed by Josh Everett at F&S Boatworks, Bear , DE. Photo: @donalucy_sportfishing 🇵🇷

Brennan’s Grin, an F&S sportfisher, was recently spotted at Safe Harbor Jarrett Bay in Beaufort, NC taking in a beautiful Carolina sunset whilst sporting her END faux teak and gold leaf transom name.

Faux teak bulkhead, transom and painted gold leaf name for Jaruco, Jarrett Bay’s 90’ show-stopping sportfisher. All work completed by the END crew with support from Luu Marine at Derecktor Dania, Dania Beach, FL. 📷: @jaruco_sportfishing

Double B, a 63’ Ricky Scarborough recently received a painted transom name by END. This engine turned white gold leaf name features a single outline with soft drop shadows. All work completed by END artist Ben Miller at Banks Boatworks, located in the Safe Harbor Jarrett Bay Marine complex in Beaufort, NC.

New painted transom name for a Ricky Scarborough sportfisher. All work being completed at Banks Boatworks, within the Safe Harbor Jarrett Bay marine complex, Beaufort, NC, stay tuned for the finished product.

Happy Birthday Mr. Paul Spencer! @spenceryachts

Sugaree, a Spencer sportfisher had her transom name painted by Everett Nautical in 2021 at Layco Marine, Elberta, Alabama. Photos: @yo_soymason

Happy Thanksgiving to all of you out there from the Everett Nautical Designs crew; Josh, Ben, Luis, Ian, Jenna, Gary, Dylan, Radek & Patti. We are very thankful for you all following and supporting our journey. [Faux teak step box by Luis Coronado]

The one and only; Jarrett Bay built, Gregory-Poole Marine powered (with the first new 2433 mhp Cat® C32B marine engines), Iron Leader. Iron Leader’s name features beveled white gold leaf with secondary outlines, chiseled hailing port and hard drop shadows. All work completed at Safe Harbor Jarrett Bay in Beaufort, NC. Photo: @liftfilms

Faux teak toe rail on High Yield, a Spencer sportfisher. All work completed by Josh Everett and Ian Tsonev at Spencer Yachts in Wanchese, NC.

Low Bid, a 61’ Garlington, features a yellow gold leaf outlined name with blue lettering and hard drop block shadows. All work completed by Josh Everett.

Faux teak salon door for High Yield, a Spencer sportfisher. All work completed by END artist Ben Miller at Spencer Yachts, Wanchese, NC.

Betsy, Spencer Yachts’ biggest sportfisher to date at 87’, recently had her transom name painted by Everett Nautical. This name features blue lettering an airbrushed marlin graphic and hard drop shadows. All work completed by Josh Everett and Ben Miller at Spencer Yachts, Wanchese, NC.

Faux teak painted salon door for a new Viking sportfisher. All work completed at Viking Yachts, in lovely New Gretna, NJ.

Faux teak toe rail details on Gratitude, a Virginia Beach based Spencer sportfisher.

67’ Bayliss Overtime was recently painted by Everett Nautical in 2022. All work completed at Bayliss Boatworks, Wanchese, NC.

Seven, a Bayliss 62’, recently received a painted transom name by Everett Nautical. This beveled gold leaf name features an airbrushed marlin graphic and was completed at Bayliss Boatworks , Wanchese, NC. Photo: @baylissboatworks

New painted name on a brand new Viking sportfisher, Bid Time. Painted on a faux teak transom by END, this custom name features painted bevel style lettering, black outlines with hard drop shadows. All name work completed by Josh Everett at Viking Yachts, New Gretna, NJ.

Faux teak transom on Bid Time, a new Viking sportfisher. All work completed at Viking Yachts, New Gretna, NJ.

Engine turned white gold leaf transom name on Lisa Jo, a Scarbourogh sportfisher. All work completed at Safe Harbor Outer Banks, Wanchese, NC.