Darryl Lamb Sportsfish

Darryl Lamb Sportsfish

Built to last by Darryl Lamb, Maine in 1964, COMPASS ROSE is a traditional and rugged Downeaster that presents herself at the dock in Stonington Connecticut as a well maintained, structurally sound fishing boat. Cedar planked on oak frames, fiberglass on plywood deck, lower helm in wheelhouse upper helmstation on flybridge. Her 220 hp Volvo diesel fires up every time and she runs well and true. This vessel has a fine seakeeping ability. Well equipped with Furuno depthmeter/fishfinder, Robertson autopilot, Northstar GPS plotter and Furuno radar.

COMPASS ROSE is an established charter vessel with Connecticut charter permit, however her layout and form could be configured with pleasure boat refinements by a new owner.

Carvel cedar planked on oak frames, deck is fiberglass over marine plywood.  Forepeak has large V-berth with ample stowage beneath forward, port and starboard. Overhead hatch provides ambient light and ventilation (solar vent). Moving thru door and abaft to port is enclosed self contained head (porta potti) and to starboard hanging locker with stowage above and cupboards below. Ambient light via two fixed ports. The main cabin features to starboard a fore and aft facing dinette, with stowage beneath settees. Table leaf is currently secured, but could be adapted to drop down to form double berth. Light provided by electric overhead lamp, two fixed ports and an oil lamp. Large seagoing galley to port equipped with propane stove, large stainless steel sink, stowage outboard and beneath countertop ice box. Cushions are dark red vinyl. Steps lead up to wheelhouse.

Painted (light blue and cream) wood enclosed wheelhouse (with removable eisinglass window aft), helmstation (with instrumentation and  electrical accessory panel) to starboard, large bench to port with rod holders above. Door leads aft adjacent to which is mast and ladder to flybridge  with helm. Large aft cockpit with grey painted decks. Teak handholds on coach roof, stainless steel bowrail, wood pulpit. Topsides painted light grey, white boot.

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