Photograph · Scarborough Boatworks
The first Game Time, a Scarborough splashed in May 2018 that fished from Pirate's Cove to Jupiter to the Bahamas before her owners moved up to the 75, and now sails as Trailer Trash.
Her story, name by name
- 2018 – 2022
Gametime
Confirmed · scarboroughboatworks.com, inthebite.com
- May 2018
Delivery
Splashed May 2018 as Game Time with Capt. Ben Brownlee, fishing Pirate's Cove, North Carolina in season, Jupiter, Florida in winter and the Bahamas in summer. 17 ft 6 in beam, 5 ft draft, 87,000 lb loaded, 1,600 gallons of fuel; three staterooms and three heads; Seakeeper 16. 43.5 knots wide open.
Confirmed · inthebite.com, scarboroughboatworks.com
- 2022 – 2025
Low Key
Confirmed · U.S. Coast Guard
Renamed from Gametime between the September 2022 and October 2022 Coast Guard files. Hailing port Key Largo, FL. Certificate moved from Case Pending to Valid. HIN unchanged.
- 2025 – present
Trailer TrashCurrent
Reported · scarboroughboatworks.com
Renamed from Low Key between the July 2025 and August 2025 Coast Guard files. Hailing port moved from Key Largo, FL to Islamorada, FL. HIN unchanged.
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SistersOther Scarborough 63s, then 2018 builds
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