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Jim Lindell, as a 15 year old on Camano Island, Washington in the early 1960s,spent his days in the school’s wood shop constructing fiberglass runabouts with friends. He had a dozen boat builds under his belt before graduation. Like many young men, Jim’s love for water and watercraft soon drew him north to the Last Frontier. He began commercial salmon fishing in Southeast Alaska, but was disappointed in the poorly-built boats of the time, and set about building a solution. The result was a 42-foot gillnetter he named “Gold Rush”. Jim's sleek new vessel turned a lot of captains' heads as he blazed past them. The next winter, he built another boat for a friend. The winter following, two more. Jim built more than 50 gillnetters, all of which are still in service today and valued substantially higher than when they were built. In 2016, Jim partnered with Brian Kott to create a new line of sportfishing yachts. Matching supreme state-of-the-art build quality with form and function, Lindell Yachts are created for extreme ocean adventure and fishing, with the fit and finish of a luxury cruising vessel.

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