Beam trawler fishing vessel

Marimecs scope of work

Naval Architecture & Engineering
Construction package & Production drawings

Beam trawler – Luyt

BM-100

Georgina of Ladram

General specifications

Length overall: 35,25 m
Beam: 8,7 m
Moulded depth: 4,29 m
Maximum draught: 5,2 m
Main engine: 736 kw
Propeller diameter: 3,200 mm
Bollard pull: 23 tonnes
Speed: 11,5 knots

The Georgina of Ladram BM-100 is a 35.25-metre beam trawler built by Luyt for British fishing company Waterdance Ltd. Delivered in 2020, the vessel marked an important milestone as the first new beam trawler to join the Brixham fishing fleet in 30 years.

Sustainability features

Fuel-efficient hull design: Optimised hull shape with a long bulbous bow to reduce resistance and improve fuel efficiency.
Optimised propulsion system: A large 3.2-metre propeller and specially designed nozzle provide efficient propulsion and high bollard pull.
Low-speed main engine: A 736 kW engine delivers high pulling power with relatively low installed engine power.

Good to know

Designed for beam trawling in the waters off South West England, the vessel combines an efficient hull and propulsion configuration with modern fishing equipment and comfortable crew accommodation. The vessel is equipped with a 736 kW main engine, delivering a bollard pull of 23 tonnes and a speed of 11.5 knots.

Working closely with Luyt, Marimecs developed the initial concept into a complete technical design, including the construction package and production drawings. This extensive engineering scope provided the technical foundation for the vessel’s construction.

The hull and superstructure were built at Ibis Shipyard in Burgum, the Netherlands, before being transported to Luyt in Den Oever for final outfitting and commissioning.

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