New Sportfishing Yacht to be among the World’s Largest...

Fish Fear This!

Trinity Yachts announced that work has begun on a new Sportfish yacht, the 2nd super-size sportfish to be built by Trinity, who’s 126’ “Marlena”, delivered in 1998 blew past the triple digit mark and ushered in the Super Yacht of Sportfishing boats.

The latest addition to Trinity’s fleet is a scale-slayer, measuring in at 122 ft. in length with a 24 ft. beam, she will be the all aluminum… and all new “Mary P”. Designed and built by Trinity Yachts, she will have an interior design by Judy Bell Davis, who designed the interior of the owner’s current 86 ft. sportfish by the same name.

Artist's rendering of the new "Mary P"...

Some of the key features of the MARY P will be a highly finished custom interior with exquisite woods and many unique details which will enhance her role as a sportfishing yacht.. The MARY P will accommodate an owner’s party of 8 in four (4) staterooms and a crew of three (3) in two (2) cabins in the stern.

The propulsion will be from twin Caterpillar engines 3512B-HD producing 2540 hp at 1800 rpm. This will provide a top speed of approximately 25 knots. A minimum of 7,000 gallon (26,460 L) fuel tank will allow a large cruising range. The MARY P will have a very advanced stabilizing system featuring the Quantum MagLift ® with 3 axis digital control and Zero Speed ™ as well as high speed stabilization utilizing trim tabs. This combination of two types of stabilizers will enable the MARY P to be a stable platform at high speed, trolling, at anchor and a first for any yacht, stabilization while going astern.. The yacht will also have a 4,000lb davit with a 14ft. boom and a 120hp bow thruster.

As another outstanding example of Trinity’s world class yacht building capability, the MARY P will be ABS classed and due to launch in 2008. With 18 contracts filling Trinity’s order book and deliveries extending out to 2009, Trinity is reeling in some big catches and making up for lost time during the 2005 hurricane season, which required moving their entire production facilities from Katrina-ravaged New Orleans to Gulfport, Mississippi.

For more information, contact:

Trinity Yachts
13085 Seaway Road
Gulfport, MS 39503
228-276-1000
www.TrinityYachts.com

Deck Plans; Top to Bottom -

1. Flybridge
2. Skylounge
3. Main Deck
4. Accomodations / Engine Room