Workboats - Lyman-Morse Boatbuilding

In addition to fabricating marine hardware, our shop has built some of the finest aluminum yachts and workboats available today. The large 85′ by 150′ by 22′ high steel building provides the capability for us to build & service boats of almost any size. Recent projects include a 28′ and 38′ landing craft, an innovative 58′ aluminum steadysailer from C.W. Paine, Inc., a 60′ Michael Porter aluminum long range motor cruiser designed to transit the oceans of the world, and a 30’ Rum Runner center console jet boat designed to deftly maneuver in shallow waters in classic style.

LMF 30′ Landing Craft

The LMF 30′ landing craft is very similar to our 33′ landing craft that was launched in the spring of 2023. The 30′ was built for a client that just bought an island off the Maine coast and needed to transport equipment to the island.

LMF 33 Landing Craft

The LMF 33 Landing Craft was designed with commercial use in mind. The aluminum hull allows for operators to land the boat on rocky beaches without worrying about damaging the hull, while the wide open bow acts as the perfect work space.

LMF 28 Landing Craft

The LMF 28′ Landing Craft was built for commercial purposes. The Aluminum hull and drop-down bow door, allows for easy beaching on less than desirable coastlines and allows the operator to easily unload equipment.

LMF 26 Pilothouse

This 26’ aluminum vessel was launched this summer as part of our growing fleet of workboats. Powered by Twin Yamaha 200HP outboards and includes a generator to power the A/C unit and several computers.

LMF 24′ Landing Craft

The LMF 24′ was built for a company that needed to reach remote islands while transporting heavy equipment. Just like all of our landing crafts, the Aluminum hull and drop down bow door, allow for easy beaching on less than desirable coastlines.

LMF 33 Catamaran

The LMF 33′ Catamarans will be used in water taxi operations on Fire Island, New York transporting people from the mainland. Hull #1 was just delivered to Fire Island where it will be rigged and launched by early September. Hull #2 is currently under construction.