Lady Lynn, the Rose's beautiful 2001 Symbol 62' Pilothouse

Last Summer she spent 6 weeks, nearly all at anchor, in the Exumas. What does it take to have this much fun and quiet relaxation?

Lady Lynn, the Rose’s beautiful 2001 Symbol 62 enjoying this summer in the Exhumas where she spent 6 weeks, nearly all at anchor away from jet skis “and other noise makers”. What does it take to have this much fun and quiet relaxation? According to her owners start with a shallow draft, a strong pulpit/anchor & chain setup to hold you tight and a 4000 watt inverter system. That electrical system also involves two generators allowing the Rose’s to “cycle the 20kW for the 4pm-midnight operation when demand is high, then the 10kW takes over to provide overnight coverage and we invert from 10am-4pm.

The next day we do it all over again”. Key to a long stay are the creature comforts and for that this 62’s is outfitted with a 36 bottle wine cooler (and storage for 2 more cases), a serious ice maker, dual freezer drawers and a real oven for home made pizza and prime rib. Toss in 800 gpd watermaker to keep the ice and showers flowing and you’ll be the Symbol of Rest and Recreation.

“Lady Lynn is set up for what we do and our Symbol provides the strength and confidence to go out into big water with a feeling that you have the right stuff”.

Stop by our display during the Boat shows and meet our resident anchorman Brant and his son Michael.