1979 Pacific Bluefin Sportfisher

This 1979 Pacific Bluefin Sportfisher is a 34-foot composite-hulled fishing boat powered by two Crusader 454 engines producing 600 horsepower total. The yacht features a well-maintained hull with cold-molded fiberglass over plywood construction, newer exterior paint, and a Stamoid Bimini top with Strataglass wind enclosure. Fuel tanks have been replaced, and the engines were recently re-powered with low hours on them.

The interior offers generous living space across multiple sleeping areas: a large forward Vee berth with storage and lockers, an oversized captain's berth to starboard with storage below, and a convertible dinette to starboard that can serve as an additional berth. The port side galley runs the full length and includes a stainless steel sink, Magic Chef LPG stove and oven, Whirlpool microwave, and Norcold refrigerator with abundant counter and cabinet space. To port amidships is an enclosed head with freshwater MSD shower. The salon features 360-degree windows and generous storage throughout.

The cockpit is fitted for fishing with a built-in bait tank, tackle storage, mezzanine for gaff and gear, and an angler's center with fish chair. Teak decking throughout the cockpit is removable, and the transom door and teak swimstep provide access to the water. A teak bow pulpit, stainless steel bow rails, ideal anchor windlass with anchor and ground tackle, and bow bait tank complete the exterior.

Electronics include Furuno radar, Simrad AP22 autopilot, Garmin fishfinder and GPS mapping, and dual VHF radios. Power systems feature 30-amp shore service, a Xantrex inverter with dedicated battery bank, portable Honda generator, and automatic battery charger. Salon windows have been removed, re-coated, and resealed. Velvet Drive transmissions handle power delivery.