The Seabird

A client who came to us with a clear vision of what he wanted on the water and a list of details that most production boats wouldn't even consider. The result is a 23-foot custom aluminum vessel that fishes as well as it cruises and feels purpose-built from the moment you step aboard. Because it is.

The Build

At 23 feet long and 8 feet 6 inches wide, the Seabird sits in a sweet spot. She's nimble enough to handle with confidence and substantial enough to take seriously. Coast Guard certified and rated for four people, she's built to the standard that serious coastal water demands.

What makes this build stand out is in the details. The cabin features full-length French doors that reach the floor, opening up the entire front of the vessel for easy access and open-air fishing when conditions are right. When the weather closes in, the cabin's built-in heating keeps things comfortable without having to call it a day. It's a setup designed for the kind of angler who isn't ready to head in just because the temperature dropped.

The Details That Matter

The French door configuration wasn't just an aesthetic choice. It was a practical one. Open them up and you have unrestricted access to the bow for fishing. Close them and the cabin holds heat efficiently, making cold early mornings and late evenings genuinely comfortable. That kind of dual functionality doesn't happen by accident. It gets designed in from the start.

The Result

The Seabird is exactly what Cory asked for: a personal build that performs on the water without compromising on comfort. Certified, capable, and finished to a standard that reflects how seriously he takes his time out there.

That's what custom means to us.