bertram31.com

https://imgur.com/gallery/0LsVFD



I’m like the rest of the knuckleheads, tell me how to post actual pictures please

I also need to know how to reduce the size of the picture

Priceless - almost got it. See the link to this post and take a look at my post on how to post using imgur.

http://bertram31.com/newbb/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=3

Hope this helps. From what I can see the boat looks great. Did Worton do any projects for you this year?

Finally got it all. Saturday morning before I left Worton Creek. Pretty nice selection of different 31 types

5 hours later at Indian River Marina North where we have 3 Bahia Mar in residence. Brand new old fighting chair redone by the very talented staff at Worton Creek

Wow, sure looking good!

That looks great! Do you have a "before" picture?

Here is a before pic. Probably from 2003 or 2004.
http://imgur.com/kNqd8Jz

Regards,
Chris

This one is from after the repower.
http://imgur.com/jMYcPB0

That row of boats is quite nice, I'm happy with the Bertram I have but If I had to chose from that row it would really tough.

not for me i would take the bahia mar with the original hard top
in a heart beat

Late reply, no old photos of fighting chair just before and after of boat.





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Beautiful!!

She looks awesome job well done. Love the lines of the tower.

very nice and practical

Yesterday at Poorman's Canyon. My son Patrick hooked a mako that was just short and I got the Bigeye. The chair looks and works great

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The tower looks like a perfect fit for the Bahia Mar. Did Worton manufacture it?
Congrats on your day at the Poormans

John Patnovic from Worton Creek designed it with a little help from me. I wanted it to be a little more substantial for offshore fishing thus the handholds over the gunnels and thicker pipes and cross supports. Also the opening side entrance to the tower makes entry easy in the ocean. Dave Miller from Nort East Maryland did the fabrication. John is an artist.