1988 Grady-White Sailfish

This 1988 Grady-White Sailfish is a 25-foot center console built on a solid fiberglass hull. Twin Suzuki 140 engines—installed within the last three years and showing under 150 hours—power the boat and deliver fuel efficiency. The cabin includes a head for storage, while the expansive back deck provides ample room for seating, fishing, and working. Navigation and fish-finding equipment comprises a Garmin GPS and separate through-hull depth and water-temperature gauges; older but functioning Raymarine radar is also aboard. Outriggers, a swim platform, and new LED lighting round out the setup.

The boat carries a clean 75-gallon fuel tank and comes equipped with standard safety and cruising gear including anchor, VHF radio, and life vests. Recent upgrades include new Eisen glass and a new stereo system with speakers. The Grady-White design is known for seaworthy construction capable of handling variable conditions—suitable for cruising local waters, inshore and offshore fishing, or day trips to nearby islands.