Colors  Choices             Our colors are rich and deep and durable. The particular color of your boat will vary from day to day, hour to hour, by light and shadows playing on the hull.  The interiors of our boats are tan. We find this to be a nice in-between color, if we went darker;  the boat would absorb and reflect heat; if it went lighter the reflection would be blinding.

We are frequently asked which is our most popular color. The answer is dark green. The following percentages are just guesses...but are probably kinda accurate. .

30% dark green

15% dark blue

15% burgundy

15% ivory

10% black

10% red

5% light blue

5% yellow

2% sea foam green

And, yes, the numbers don't add up to 100. Don't let any of this limit you...they are all beautiful on the water....pick the color you like     Dark Green       Dark Blue     Burgundy     Light Blue     Jet Black         Ivory       Bright Red     Bright Yellow       Sea foam Green

 

 

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