Sailfish Boats has a reputation for building wave-taming boats, thanks to an exclusive Variable Degree Stepped (VDS) hull. Occurring along the length of the stepped hull, this multi-angle geometry helps deliver the soft ride of a deep-V in rough offshore waters, but also maximizes speed and fuel-efficiency in smooth water. What’s more, triple strakes and hard chines boost lift and toss aside spray to help ensure a dry ride. Construction starts with a hand-laid stringer grid that’s injected with closed-cell foam and reinforced with fiberglass mat for structural integrity and durability. Sailfish uses Kevlar- and carbon-fiber-reinforced high-load areas, and avoids using wood to eliminate any worries about rot. Sailfish backs it up with a 10-year warranty on the hull. 

Sailfish has enhanced the 40-inch-wide dash. A pair of Garmin 16-inch multifunction displays, a Yamaha View display, a Fusion audio source unit (serving Wet Sound speakers), and an accessory switch panel filled the dash of my test boat. A tilt-and-lock steering wheel lies to port.

One feature that sets this boat apart is the custom Bimini top.  This top early folds down to the gunnels and allows for low bridge clearance and still offers protection from the weather.

Other features include

• Yamaha Engine Warranty through 1/6/2025
• (2)  Live Wells 30 and 35 Gallons
•  80-gallon fish box with macerator pump located  in the aft deck  . 
• Custom Bimini Top
• Custom fold down windshield 
• Forward seating with backrests  
• Table that fits between the forward seating
• Filler cushion between forward seats