1982 Bertram 46 Convertible

Live Wire is a 1982 Bertram 46 Convertible, a sportfishing yacht built on a deep-V fiberglass hull known for excellent seakeeping and handling in rough water. Twin Detroit Diesel engines power the boat, and her wide beam and rugged construction deliver durability and stability. The classic design includes an efficient hull form that allows operation at lower speeds without sacrificing fuel economy.

The cockpit spans 116 square feet with abundant storage and low freeboard, making it well-suited for fishing work. A flybridge and tuna tower above provide helm controls and visibility for both navigation and spotting. Below deck, the salon features a comfortable sofa bathed in natural light, while a galley serves meal preparation. Two cabins—one forward and one amidships—each with a head, offer private sleeping quarters and storage for extended cruising.