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Sea Sport, now back in the hands of the family who formed it in 1955, has been steadily expanding its line of hardy, Pacific Northwest-built fiberglass boats.
In 1955, Wright Manufacturing opened in Bellingham, Washington. Frank Wright and sons David, Bud, Dennis, and Ronald fabricated fiberglass open-bow 8- to 12-foot boats, some under contract to Sears & Roebuck.
In 2012 the company, which now includes three more boat lines, was sold back to Ronald Wright and other family members. They revived the four brands Sea Sport, C-Dory, Osprey and Skagit Orea and renamed the business Northwest Marine industries. Their current production facility is located 500 yards away from where it began in 1955.
Today, Sea Sport builds several series of pilothouse boats, from a 22-foot deep-V to…