1986 Blackfin 29 Flybridge

The Blackfin 29 Flybridge is a proven offshore fishing platform with the ability to handle comfortable family cruising. Built in 1986 on a 29-foot fiberglass hull with a 10.5-foot beam, this boat combines classic design with practical capability. Twin Volvo Penta KAMD42B diesel engines deliver 490 horsepower and have logged 2,400 original hours. Recent engine work includes new turbos, starters, water pumps, cutless bearings, and rebuilt transmissions from 2020.

The boat is equipped for serious fishing and navigation. Electronics include a Garmin 4210 GPSmap chartplotter, GMR18HD radar, and Furuno FCV-582L fish finder. Lee outriggers are installed, and the boat carries a four-sided flybridge enclosure added in 2020. A hot and cold water system with shower serves the galley, and an upgraded marine stereo with Pyle speakers and subwoofer is aboard. Recent cockpit coaming pads are fitted.

The hull received a fresh bottom job in 2026, which included soda blasting, barrier coating, and new bottom paint. The boat is currently in the water and operates as configured.