1989 Grady-White Tournament Fisherman

A 1989 Grady-White Tournament Fisherman measuring 22 feet with an 8-foot beam. The boat is powered by a single Mercury 175-horsepower two-stroke engine with 350 hours and reaches a maximum speed of 37 knots. The fiberglass hull design is built around a functional walkthrough layout ideal for sport fishing.

The boat includes a full suite of fishing equipment: two live bait wells, drift and rod holders, an engine-mounted trolling motor, and a Lowrance GPS and fish finder. The helm features cabinets on both sides of the walkthrough with lure drawers, night lights, and a canvas bimini for weather protection. The seating includes removable bow cushions and vinyl cushions throughout, with helm and full boat covers included.

The yacht comes with a dual-axle Calkins trailer rated for 5,000 pounds, dual battery tenders with new batteries, and 50 gallons of fresh fuel in the tank. Onboard electronics include a marine radio. The boat was stored indoors during winters and kept on a hoist when not in use, with use primarily on Oneida Lake.