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A 77-footer for repeat Bayliss owners who wanted more boat and more speed with the features of their first, delivered in December 2014 with 2,800 gallons for the long runs. She took 30 months and 68,145 man-hours to build, ran 36 knots at 2,000 rpm when Marlin tested her off Key West, then left to fish Central America and cross the Panama Canal. By 2021 she was based at Los Sueños, Costa Rica, where she took four combat veterans sailfishing for Freedom Alliance's Offshore Experience.
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- 2014 – present
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Reported · baylissboatworks.com
- December 2014
Delivery
Completed December 2014 for owners of an earlier Bayliss. 20 ft beam, 5 ft 3 in draft, 110,000 lb dry, 2,800 gallons of fuel; four staterooms and four heads; mezzanine cockpit, custom center-console bridge.
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