1979 Roughwater 41

The Roughwater 41 is a 41-foot fiberglass trawler built in 1979 with a displacement hull designed for stable cruising. Power comes from a Perkins T6.354 diesel engine rated at 185 horsepower, coupled to a direct drive system. The engine shows 612 hours of use. Beam measures 13 feet, offering good stability and interior volume.

The layout provides two cabins and two heads, allowing comfortable accommodations for cruising. An electric windlass is fitted for anchoring operations, reducing the physical demands of ground tackle work.

This is a classic trawler design built to last, with a straightforward, proven approach to offshore capability and comfort underway.