Post Class

Philbrook’s has a rich tradition of building offshore and long-range vessels that began nearly fifty years ago.

In the 1970s Philbrook’s began construction of the first series of Bill Garden designed “Post Class” fisheries patrol vessels. The vessels attained the name from the practice of the Canadian Fisheries Department of the time, which named their vessels Comox Post, Atlin Post and so on. These rugged patrol vessels were followed by several yachts built from the same moulds. The patrol vessels and yachts are still in service and retain their distinctive rugged profile to this day, amongst the more recent editions of cruisers, trawlers and motor yachts.

The family of Post Class trawlers and expedition boats has evolved from the proven 65 foot Post Class patrol vessels. The new additions include 48, 55 and 78 footers.

Umiak V, a 2003 Philbrook’s 65′ built on these lines and certified to Lloyd’s Register, is currently listed for sale through the yard. See her particulars.

Take a closer look at the Chinook Post