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BR: Thank you!

Matthew: Your coast is clear, Bluewater is sold. Details and specifications on the JMYS.com website under listings sold. Thanks for asking.

Tony: Thank you. We have had several showings and a lot of interest. The owners/sellers have been very thorough with their care and it shows.

Michael: Thank you for watching. Olympia changed hands a couple of years ago. When we had her listed we did have the full spec sheet up on our website, www.JMYS.com. We also try to include some of the details like engine brand, horsepower, fuel capacity in our videos, but don't include things that can change like hours and price.

Tigers: Could you please tell me at what time segment you are referring to? Thank you, sorry if I got it wrong...

Ricardo: Thank you!

SeleneAmericas: Always great to see you guys, what a fantastic 60 you had on display!

Thank you!

Maldwin! Thank you for watching, you might enjoy a venture out west to Anacortes - I know you would love walking the docks!

Thank you Captain Rick!

Darrell: The market is varied and there are a lot of choices. Hope you can make it next year!

JM: Well, at least you know what might be on deck next year!

Thank you for watching and appreciating, we enjoy doing these Dock Walk and Talks at TrawlerFest!

Thank you Steven!

Richard: Thank you for your enthusiastic review! Highlander is a great Selene.

@@JeffMerrillYachts I remember seeing Malcolm Forbes "Highlander" docked in Ft Lauderdale back in the 80's and this very much reminds me of that yacht and not only in name. It would make a great liveaboard for a couple.

@@richardsmith4187 Super cool story. Yes Highlander is a great boat for full-timing

Jamie: Thank you for commenting. She is an outstanding trawler.

Max: No need to believe you are being generous, anyone who knows Selene's will see through your attempt at humor.

PR - thank you for watching. She is a coastal cruiser with 1,400 mile range - all details posted on www.JMYS.com

Spray: Thank you for watching and commenting!

Rodney: Understand. There are plenty of handrails in easier to reach locations on a Selene 48 like Highlander.

@@JeffMerrillYachts I understand, but in the salon? Furniture maybe, I am just specifically commenting about the overhead handrails that so many of you 6 foot + people always point out after you talk about how much headroom you have. Not much use to us short people. I have to grab a countertop or something. And just for the record, I think you have the most informative walk-throughs and website. You do fantastic work at promoting Trawler Life and boating life in general. I am not trying to be critical, just pointing out a problem for me. You do good work. Thanks

Charlie: We never include the hours (main just under 4,000) or price ($660,000.00) in our videos because they can change over time. We publish these important details along with photos and the description on our website www.JMYS.com where we can keep things current. Thank you for your comment.

@@JeffMerrillYachts Thank you for your response. 👍

@@charlie57fyiusa Thank you for asking!

Tanga: Not sure why you would say that, I find them very practical for soaking in soap on one side and rinsing on the other. Many trawler galleys prefer double sinks. Of course if this is the only issue you have, it would be easy to change out to a single basin. What type of boat do you have?

@@JeffMerrillYachts they are never big enough, even in a house. I am unfortunately boatless at this time.

@@Tanglangfa You know we could change that...

@@JeffMerrillYachts if that were at all possible right now, I’d be all over it.

@@JeffMerrillYachts it’s not going to happen unless the boat is free. College is $$

Matthew: She is a great value and appreciate your enthusiasm!

Dade: Thank you for watching and commenting. We try to give a lot of information so that it is easier to understand the vessel. Yes, learned long ago that headroom dimensions are very important, especially to those who stand tall!

Chandra: The price is in the description and we also post it on our website, JMYS.com with photos, layouts, descriptions, etc. Is that what you are asking when you say budget cost? She is $660,000.00. Please feel free to contact Eric@JMYS.com if you would like to know more and see her in person. Thank you.

Thank you Captain Rick!

Scott: Thank you. The Deere is appropriately sized for long range cruising, very economical, good load and powerful propulsion. The engine room was designed for a single, not twins. Thank you for watching.

RBM: Agree! Very impressive package, excellent wood work throughout!

Carl: The engine room is a bit tight, but you can make your way around and it is a lot better arrangement than many other trawlers.

Wood: Now you are making me hungry, thank you!

Ulbre: Thank you, and not just any aloha shirt, a Reyn Spooner! Thanks, I love wearing them. And, yes, very fortunate to have Highlander, this wonderful Selene 48 to show off, we do get to share some really special trawlers.

Carlos: The pilothouse does not have enough room to fit a dedicated helm chair. Same situation on many trawlers under 50'. The docking is actually better from a standing position in the pilothouse - you can easily get out either door to help with lines and for underway, once you are on a course, sitting on the bench seat offers a great view of the outside world and your nav displays and you can easily move to make any adjustments or corrections.

@@JeffMerrillYachts I understand, but I bet after a while on the ICW or some other place it must get tiresome! With 50' they should find some space for chair...

yes poor design

@@carloswx2127 Just doesn't fit inside, but you do have two chairs on the flybridge that has plenty of space.

@@brucefogerty1335 Very common on trawlers under 50', only so much room and the bench works great for most people. You can always go up in size and spend more, but that doesn't make this a poor design in my opinion.

Thank you Zoza!

@@JeffMerrillYachts 🤝🤝🤝

@@zozazoza1943 Thank you

@@JeffMerrillYachts 🤝🤝🤝

We don't put the price in the video (or hours) because they can change. Price is on www.JMYS.com - with photos, layout, full specifications. The price is $660,000.00. Please get in touch with Eric Bescoby if you would like more and would like to get aboard Eric@JMYS.com. Thanks for your interest

​@@JeffMerrillYachtsThank you for the reply. Beautiful boat!

@@theabsolutetruth2024 Thanks again!

Thanks

Thank you Henry

Mickey P: Thank you for watching!

Did I miss the year? Is she brand new?

@@theabsolutetruth2024 2005 - mentioned verbally, also in the table at :26. All details on www.JMYS.com

Matthew: Thank you for your nice note. She has a deal in place.

Steven: Thank you! Really was a great turn out on all fronts. Hope you can make Baltimore in September, or Stuart in early 2025!

KNZ: Thank you, that means a lot!

Thomas: So true, calm is better and early or late in the day things seem to settle down! Thank you for watching!

User: Sold a few years ago, was located in Florida. Thanks for asking.

Ranger: That is a good topic. Would be best to have it done at the boat building yards to show the actual process and compare the differences. Not sure I'm the right guy to do this, but I think your topic deserves someone to do it.

Great news, they are fabulous shirts and I know you will love it. Hope the size is right and that this is the first of many - you have a cool job if you get to share the aloha with your attire! Thank you for your note!

Robert: Thank you for watching!

Glen: She closed over a year ago

John: Very kind of you, maybe in checkers! As in King me.

Paul: Thank you

Peter: Agree. It is a nice bonus when the weather cooperates and the seas are smooth. Not as much fun when it is rough. But, a good boat will get you through.

@@JeffMerrillYachts True a good sturdy boat always helps

Henry: There are always age related cosmetic issues to look after, thank you.

Not the best, but a long time ago...