Patrol / Fast Response Vessels
Each patrol vessel is designed and built to rigid specifications depending upon its intended use. Perhaps it is the way we work with our customers, perhaps it is the quality of the craft we build, but somehow we believe we have a successful formula for producing popular and well-respected patrol vessels.
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4.8m Naiad Fisheries WA vessel
This little Naiad is in service for the Department of Fisheries in the Abrolhos Islands.
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5.4m Naiad for Fisheries SA
The Fisheries Division of South Australia's Primary Industries and Resources Department (PIRSA) has experienced similar problems to their WA counterparts, and they are taking the same steps to counter them: they are starting to re-equip their fleet with Naiads.
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5.8m Naiad 'Marine Ranger'
This fun little craft replaced a Swift Craft as a patrol/rescue vessel operating from Rottnest Island, a playground and A class reserve for West Australians off the coast of Perth. They are very responsive and manoeuvrable. Similar vessels were ordered by the WA Department of Environment and Conservation for Exmouth and Broome.
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6.75m Naiad 'Rottnest Ranger'
Rottnest Island Authority have replaced their 5.8m Naiad with a new model 6.75m Naiad complete with a solar panel and 2 x Suzuki DF150 outboards. Click here to view another image or here for another image of the Rottnest Ranger in action.
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6.8m Naiad for Russian Federation
Our boats inhabit the oceans of the world. The well-camouflaged 'Potecs' performs coastal patrols in the Sea of Japan. It has a top speed of 40 knots and carries 200 litres of fuel, a difficult vessel to outrun - especially in high seas.
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6.8m Naiad Fisheries WA vessel
The new addition to the Fisheries stable for service in the Mandurah area. This vessel has been fitted with state of the art shock mitigating seats. By no means a cheap alternative but it can be important to have high priority on spinal preservation and care with the speed that patrol vessels generate. Visit ullmandynamics for details.
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7.3m Naiad Fisheries WA vessel
Fisheries WA were so impressed with the performance of their Exmouth vessel that they ordered this sister ship for service in Karratha.
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7.3m Naiad for Marine Safety WA
Another Naiad patrol vessel for Marine Safety, Western Australia. A smaller sister vessel to the 8.5m.
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7.5m Naiad for Fisheries SA
Another Naiad for the Fisheries Division of South Australia's Primary Industries and Resources Department (PIRSA).
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7.5m Naiad for Fisheries SA
Another 7.5m Naiad for PIRSA in service to Island.
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8.5m Naiad pursuit vessels
(WA Police)These vessels are being used by the WA Police as pursuit vessels in the Fremantle and Peel regions.
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8.5m Naiad pursuit vessels
(DEC)This vessel is being used by the Dept of Environment & Conservation in Exmouth.
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8.5m Naiad pursuit vessels
(Marine Safety)Being used by Marine Safety WA in the Perth and Fremantle regions.
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8.5m Naiad Fisheries WA vessel
This 8.5m addition to Fisheries WA rolled out of the shed in July 2005 to join its two baby sisters, the 4.8m (operating in the Abrolhos Islands) and a 5.8m soft top design centre console (patrolling Perth metropolitan waters). Click here to view another image of it in action
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8.5m Naiad for Fisheries SA
This 8.5m Naiad ('Cununda') was for the Fisheries Division of South Australia's Primary Industries and Resources Department (PIRSA).
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9m Naiad TRG vessels
These vessels are high tech thoroughbreds and ready to service our coast. Fitted with the state of the art Ullman seats for comfort and safety of the occupants. Visit ullmandynamics for details.
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9.5m Naiad TRG vessels
2 new 9.5m Naiad patrol vessels for TRG in Western Australia powered by Suzuki 325Hp outboards. The second boat celebrates our 300th boat built. Click here to view an image of them both in action.
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10m Naiad 'TW152' pursuit vessel
Winner 2009 OVERALL WA Boat of the Year! Custom designed for the WA Police, 'TW152' is the second 10m police vessel based on 'Jaimee Lee'. Her predecessor clocked over 8000 hrs in 6 years. This class of vessel has set a standard not previously seen.
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11.3m Naiad 'FD12' for Fisheries
This 11.3m Naiad is based at Mandurah and patrols the coast as far south as Cape Naturaliste.
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12.5m Naiad 'PV Lesueur'
Fisheries have added to their fleet of Kirby Naiads with a 12.5m 'PV Lesueur' just delivered for service in Jurien Bay. Click here to view another image of it in action
