A true long-range trawler relies on a continuous duty engine, a powerful machine that runs 24/7 for extended periods of time. This same drive has propelled the JMYS team to carry on nonstop ever since post lock down travel started opening in June of 2020.
Everyone reading this has weathered quite a storm in 2020. From Standing By in March, to Underway in June the JMYS crew has vigilantly kept our business ship shape anticipating each new squall.
We sent out an email to our clientele in April titled “Standing By” which was the best we could do at the time as we all waited patiently to see what was going to happen while the world stopped.
This is not another email explaining what we are doing to make you safe, you’ve already received too many of those. We put this newsletter together for you to provide a positive distraction.
November is a transition month as the busy year aims towards the finish line and families start to think about the holiday gatherings. We completed the Baltimore TrawlerFest in September and spent time in Fort Lauderdale at the FLIBS.
It has been a few months since we sent out a general email update, time to fix that. Last year we added some new personnel to broaden our reach (Rob Piwowarczyk in California and Elle Conwell in Texas).
As the boating season heats up we wanted to send out an email update. You can stay up to speed with JMYS through our social media channels. It’s easy to follow our feeds by connecting through our links at the bottom of this newsletter.
On March 1st , 2017, Jeff Merrill was appointed as the US west coast ambassador for the FPB brand. The FPB (Functional Power Boat) series is designed by Steve and Linda Dashew.
There is a lot of trawler activity going on – are you ready to be a part of it? Things can and will change, but the quick snap shot today shows an accelerated stock market, increased consumer confidence and the yachting industry is enjoying a boom that rivals the best of times over the last decade.
Many of our clients ask us what they can do to prepare for ownership. Planning for the future begins well in advance.
