Hatteras Yachts

Inside, it feels bigger than its size, and running, it still feels small and responsive. Hatteras pulled off quite a trick, eh?

Hatteras prides itself on a long history of building incredibly seaworthy boats that get you out and back safely through thick and thin…

I have never been aboard any Hatteras with as much customization as Reel Time.

Hatteras designed its new 60 convertible as its “Tournament Edition,” and I can honestly report that the company has never designed or built a better-running, faster, smoother-riding boat.

With ongoing improvements such as those found aboard this 77 Convertible, is it any wonder that Hatteras still commands global respect atop the sport-fishing-yacht marketplace?

This 60 represents a significant departure from “business as usual” for Hatteras…

During the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show, owners as well as prospective customers met with the Hatteras design team to perfect the four-stateroom, four-head arrangement that will include a full-beam master stateroom, as well as crew’s quarters for two with a private entrance.

In 1959, Hatteras Yachts debuted its first boat. Now called Knit Wits, it is still in remarkably Bristol condition. I fished it not long ago and found it to be an exquisite piece of work.

Hatteras Yachts is currently working on a redesign of its most successful sport-fishing yacht since the company’s inception in 1959: the Hatteras 65 Convertible.

Thanks to a sleek profile, rounded enclosed flybridge and low center of gravity, the brand-new Hatteras 70 stands as one of the most attractive mega-sport-fishermen to hit the water in a long time.

That’s right – 90.