1982 Miller Marine North sea trawler ed monk

Built in 1982 by Miller Marine on Bainbridge Island, this 67-foot fiberglass trawler was designed by Ed Monk Jr. and draws inspiration from classic North Sea trawler forms. Twin Volvo diesel engines, each driving its own propeller, deliver a combined 680 horsepower and support a cruising speed of 10 knots. With a 3,000-gallon fuel capacity, the boat is built for extended voyages.

The layout comprises three cabins and three heads. The galley features household appliances and views while cooking. The pilothouse is finished in teak with a functional Stidd helm seat and 360-degree visibility. Full walk-around side decks finished in teak provide complete access around the boat.

Recent work includes a new Northern Lights 250-hour generator, new head systems, new plumbing, a complete rewire with updated electrical panels, a new Hurricane diesel furnace, and updated electronics. The boat is equipped with Naiad hydraulic stabilizer fins, a hydraulic windlass, and a bow thruster. A full cover for storage is included.