A 2000 Buddy Cannady. As Rameseas out of Wrightsville Beach she burned at her slip in early 2014 and was rebuilt by Jarrett Bay, then went back to Oregon Inlet that August and caught a grand slam at the Pirate's Cove Billfish Tournament. Renamed Doc Fees in 2022 and End Game in 2024, she now charters from Oregon Inlet Fishing Center.
Her story, name by name
- Until 2022
Rameseas
Confirmed · U.S. Coast Guard, jarrettbay.com
- 2014
Damage
Fire at her slip in Wrightsville Beach, NC, early in 2014, from a faulty shore power cord.
Reported · jarrettbay.com
- August 2014
Refit
Rebuilt by Jarrett Bay Boatworks after the fire: structure, interior (Crystal Coast Interiors), Alexseal paint (Royale Yacht Finishing), new bridge canopy and brightwork. Relaunched early August 2014.
Reported · jarrettbay.com
- August 2014
Tournament
Pirate's Cove Billfish Tournament, Oregon Inlet, as Rameseas, straight after relaunch: 3 blue marlin, 6 white marlin and 3 sailfish, with a grand slam.
Reported · jarrettbay.com
- June 2016
Tournament
Fished the 58th Big Rock Blue Marlin Tournament (13–18 June 2016) as Rameseas, entered as a 55' Buddy Cannady; Capt. Rock Wells.
Reported · portcitydaily.com
- 2022 – 2024
Doc Fees
Reported · U.S. Coast Guard
Documented as Doc Fees (Wrightsville Beach, NC) by the March 2022 USCG file, the first to carry her HIN. The February 2022 file still carried Rameseas (Wilmington, NC, certificate expired) under the same official number.
- 2024 – present
End GameCurrent
Confirmed · U.S. Coast Guard, endgamesportfishing.com
Documented as End Game (Oregon Inlet, NC) by the May 2024 USCG file. The February 2024 file still carried Doc Fees under the same official number and HIN; March and April 2024 files unavailable.
MediaPhotography, film, print
On file, shown only with permission: Jarrett Bay Boatworks, 8 photographs
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